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Editor 25 June 2024 No Comment

Matobo Hills: Zimbabwe villagers still climbing mountains for mobile phone signal

By Agence France-Presse As the sun sets over Zimbabwe’s Matobo Hills, boys throw stones to chase baboons away. Their goal

Editor 24 June 2024 No Comment

As Zimbabwe’s economy collapses, Sangomas sell wealth advice on TikTok; charge up to $300 per

By restofworld.org Locally known as sangomas, spiritual guides are gaining fame online, but they face criticism from their peers. Sitting

Editor 24 June 2024 No Comment

INTEVIEW: Life with Chindori-Chininga’s daughter – back in Zim after years in the US

By bellanaija.com Krystal Zvisineyi Chindori-Chininga is a remarkable change-maker and advocate for African development. Krystal moved back to Zimbabwe from the

Zimbabwean physiotherapist Dr Nonhlanhla Mkumbuzi

Editor 5 June 2024 No Comment

Data-Driven: UK-based Zimbabwean scientist helping female African footballers

By Forbes Africa | Nick Said Zimbabwean physiotherapist Dr Nonhlanhla Mkumbuzi is working to understand how injuries can affect female African players

Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson with Themba Gorimbo

Editor 19 May 2024 No Comment

Gorimbo: From small-time diamond thief in Chiadzwa to Las Vegas glitz

By BBC News “Everything happens for a reason.” Themba Gorimbo’s journey from Zimbabwe’s diamond mines to the UFC is remarkable.

Editor 12 May 2024 No Comment

FEATURE: Zimbabwe turns tide on HIV – although some people still refuse treatment

By Jeffrey Moyo for Health Policy Watch HARARE: Michelle and Michael Mutsvaki were infected with HIV from their mother at

Editor 22 April 2024 No Comment

FEATURE: ‘Triple spending’ – Zimbabweans bear cost of changing to new ZiG currency

Local businesses, transport and even government services are rejecting old notes despite the unavailability of new ZiG bills until the

Editor 10 April 2024 No Comment

US: Zimbabwe’s Mokoomba brings dynamic Afro-fusion performance to Williams College

By Isabella Hayden I Williams College Massachusetts: A large crowd gathered in Chapin Hall on Friday, April 5 for a concert

Editor 30 March 2024 No Comment

FEATURE: Drought fuels hunger and disease in Zimbabwe

By Jeffrey Moyo. HARARE: The maize meal porridge that their mother had previously blended with peanut butter and sugar for

Editor 14 February 2024 No Comment

FEATURE: Guilty until proven innocent? Zimbabwe authorities detain suspects indefinitely, despite laws

By Linda Mujuru & Evidence Chenjerai I Global Press Journal HARARE, ZIMBABWE — One winter night in June 2022, Lynet

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