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For those digging at the Vombozi riverbed, the hunger and water crisis is yet to peak

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DROUGHT: ‘I have never seen anything like this’ – mum travels 3 hours every day

By BBC News One of the worst droughts in living memory is sweeping across southern Africa, leaving close to 70

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‘They offer me hope’: Beating HIV stigma with group assist in Zimbabwe

By Farai Matiashe/Al Jazeera MUTARE: When Marvel Mwatamawenyu examined constructive for HIV as a younger man greater than twenty years in

Dr Nebart in the MHAC consultation room, where he attends to migrants, refugees, and Algerian self-payers

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Dr Mudzongachiso: A Journey of Compassion from Zimbabwe to Algeria

By Agencies ALGERIA: Dr Nebart Mudzongachiso’s journey began in Zimbabwe and led him to Algeria in 2006 as a medical

Claire Webster receives cancer treatment at a hospital in Harare

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ZIMBABWE: Free cancer screenings widely available – but treatment isn’t

By Linda Mujuru I Global Press Journal HARARE: In 2018, Pelagia Chikwera, a soft-spoken mother of three, attended a free

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Zimbabwe medical students flee; choose to train in Zambia instead – here is why

By Global Press Journal HARARE: At a nursing school in Zambia, many of the students aren’t from Zambia at all.

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UNITED STATES: non-profit wants to help make Zimbabwe a tech capital

By easthamptonstar.com UNITED STATES: Uncommon.org, a nonprofit that takes coding and computer science education to children and young adults in

Thabani Dhlamini was 10 years old when he witnessed a massacre in his village

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FEATURE: I cannot forgive Mugabe’s soldiers – massacre survivor

By Shingai Nyoka BBC News TSHOLOTSHO: An astounding number of mass graves surround Thabani Dhlamini’s home in south-western Zimbabwe. One

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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

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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