Features

Rising fuel costs hit Zimbabwe farmers, threatening food supply

By Farmers Weekly Fuel price increases in Zimbabwe are linked to the war in the Middle East, which has disrupted
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TRUCKERS OF SHAME: Hunger fuels underage sex trade along southern Africa’s trade routes

By  Winile Ximba I fairplanet.org Across Southern Africa’s border trade routes, climate-induced hunger is pushing younger and younger girls into transactional
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Zimbabwe’s new HIV drug at risk as US funding retreats

By scidev.net Nyasha Sayi recently received her first lenacapavir injection at a clinic in Epworth, a densely populated settlement on
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‘Best decision of my life’: Graeme Cremer overjoyed by Zimbabwe’s T20 World Cup displays

By Agencies Graeme Cremer said returning to international cricket felt like “the best decision of my life” after Zimbabwe’s uplifting
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A Castle in The Chevrons Corner: Zimbabwe cricketers’ family-like bond with fan group

By Agencies NEW DELHI: Instead of heading back to the dressing room at the end of a gutsy but gruelling T20
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INDEPTH: Zimbabwe’s youth pay the price of US funding drawdown; employment programs stalled, counseling services

By Linda Mujuru I Devex.com CHITUNGWIZA: In a dusty backyard plot in Chitungwiza, about 20 miles from Zimbabwe’s capital of Harare,
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Preparing for death rather than survival: millions choose funeral insurance over expensive medical cover

By Tafadzwa Mwanengureni  Al Jazeera Ngoni Mutambararo’s uncle, Steward Ganda, 60, spent the last months of his life at home,
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Tawanda Maswanhise: Why Motherwell’s Zimbabwe international is Scotland’s hottest property

By BBC Sport Ask a fan of any team in Scotland who they want their club to sign before Monday’s
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Zimbabwe Christians push back against proposed abortion legalization

By christianitytoday.com Maria Shingi woke up one morning a decade ago with body aches. Then friends noticed she had gained
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