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Francisca Mandeya plays the mbira, a traditional instrument from Zimbabwe, on the stage of Jam Café in Iqaluit on Nov. 7.

Editor 27 November 2025 No Comment

CANADA: Francisca Mandeya discusses her risky life as an mbira player; ‘I needed to get

By nunatsiaq.com At times of despair, Francisca Mandeya always has an answer. Mbira. The Zimbabwean traditional instrument looks like a

Fewer nurses, more patients: Nurses in Zimbabwe report working late hours for little pay amid rising rates of burnout and mental health challenges

Editor 26 November 2025 No Comment

Zimbabwe: Looming crisis as 14,000 workers missing across public health system

By DW News For the past four years, Setfree Mafukidze has been working as a nurse in Northern Ireland. Originally

Editor 16 November 2025 No Comment

US: At 90, Zimbabwean art specialist still works 6 days at gallery considers ‘gift from

By startribune.com When gallery owner Rex Mhiripiri saw a gas station at 90th Street and Penn Avenue S. in Bloomington,

A woman wearing a face mask grades cured tobacco leaves at Tilisa farm in Bromley, Zimbabwe

Editor 16 November 2025 No Comment

China’s tech push reshapes Zimbabwe’s tobacco fields, bringing big gains and bigger risks

By chinaglobalsouth.com Claude Kaharo stands outside his traditional tobacco curing barn in Marondera, Mashonaland East, watching smoke billow from the

Editor 5 November 2025 No Comment

40 and flying: Washington Arubi closes in on a long-time dream

By Agencies With 22 years of sweat and dedication etched into his footballing DNA, goalkeeper Washington Arubi is poised to

Dereck Mhone, left, and Taffy Mutengwa, both 41, reunited at Ingleby Care Home

Editor 3 November 2025 No Comment

UK: Surprise Teesside reunion for two Zimbabwe care workers after 28 years

By Teeside Live UNITED KINGDOM: A surprise reunion took place at a Teesside care home between two childhood friends –

Energy and Power Development permanent secretary Gloria Magombo

Editor 3 November 2025 No Comment

INTERVIEW: ‘Renewable energy presents an opportunity to Africa to limit the issues of climate change’

By Down To Earth Summary Africa remains the continent with the world’s largest energy deficit, with over 600 million people

Editor 16 October 2025 No Comment

‘Miracle’ twice-yearly HIV prevention shot stirs debate in Zimbabwe

By African Farmer Lenacapavir, the first twice-yearly HIV prophylactic in the world, is set to be rolled out in Zimbabwe, one

Editor 5 October 2025 No Comment

Zimbabwe abuse victims take legal action against Church of England

By Channel 4 News UNITED KINGDOM: John Smyth has been described as the most prolific abuser to be associated with the Church

Blueberries have become increasingly popular because of their health benefits

Editor 28 September 2025 No Comment

Zimbabwe is tobacco country. But some want to switch to a healthier crop – blueberries

By BBC News Africa Zimbabwe is Africa’s biggest producer of tobacco but some farmers believe the country’s long-term future could