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Editor 7 June 2026 No Comment

Singer Siobhan McClean: ‘I am both Irish and Zimbabwean, to embrace that is to embrace

By The Irish Exeminer Backstory, RTÉ’s new programme in which parents bring their Irish children back to their homeland, opens

Editor 7 June 2026 No Comment

Pieter Benade: ‘We Zimbabweans are agile, we can run – we want to show the

By Francisco Isaac December 2023. Zimbabwean great Brendon Dawson resigned from his role as head coach, kicking off the hunt for

Editor 29 April 2026 No Comment

Aid cuts and a failed deal: Zimbabwe’s frontline health care under strain

By devex.com HARARE: In Gurure, a rural settlement about 140 miles (225 kilometers) east of the capital of Harare, 20

Editor 16 April 2026 No Comment

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

Editor 12 April 2026 No Comment

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

Idaho State University student Mufaro Mushonga (inset)

Editor 5 April 2026 No Comment

‘Voice for the voiceless’: University student from Zimbabwe faces uncertain future under Trump’s immigration policy

By newsbreak.com POCATELLO: She has a degree she is not sure she can use, a home she is unsure she

Editor 4 April 2026 No Comment

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

Editor 4 March 2026 No Comment

‘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

The Castle Corner members supporting Zimbabwe at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in New Delhi

Editor 3 March 2026 No Comment

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

Editor 12 February 2026 No Comment

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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