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Karen Paolillo, founder of Turgwe Hippo Trust, with a wild female hippo just behind her
Editor 23 December 2024 No Comment

How an English woman ended up becoming ‘the Hippo Lady’ of Zimbabwe

By metro.co.uk Karen is founder of the Turgwe Hippo Trust based in the south east of Zimbabwe. She has spent decades
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Editor 14 December 2024 No Comment

In Zimbabwe, women are leading the battle against climate change

By Farai Shawn Matiashe For IPS MAFAURE, Zimbabwe: When Susan Chinyengetere started to focus on farming in her home village in
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Headman Malindi Kwinda of Tshirundu village alongside the Limpopo River outside Musina
Editor 12 December 2024 No Comment

BORDER FEATURE: Inside the SA-Zimbabwe smuggling network

By Rudzani Tshivhase and Lerato Mutsila I The Daily Maverick Zimbabweans on the other side of the river receive smuggled goods
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Editor 12 December 2024 No Comment

Hollywood star inspires African playwrights with Zimbabwe workshops

By The Guardian UK A group of upcoming playwrights is gathering in the Zimbabwean capital Harare this week for an
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Agnes Kativhu, 67, has a consultation with herbalist Never Chirimo at his clinic in Harare
Editor 9 December 2024 No Comment

‘There are no drugs’: Zimbabwe’s sick turn to herbalists due to ailing health system

By Mary Taruvinga I AFP Hospitals lack medicine, equipment and even staff as doctors and nurses quit for better salaries
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From left to right, CU Department of Medicine Executive Vice Chair Edward Stenehjem, MD, MSc, Tendai Mando, Melinda Munemo, and CU Department of Medicine Chair Vineet Chopra, MBBS, MD, MSc.
Editor 17 November 2024 No Comment

A ‘Life-Changing’ Experience: CU programme brings Zimbabwean doctors to Colorado

By Tayler Shaw | news.cuanschutz.edu For the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic, two doctors from Zimbabwe visited CU through the Department
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Editor 15 November 2024 No Comment

The women behind Zimbabwe’s striking hut painting art

By AFP MATOBO: The golden rays of the afternoon sun enhance the bold, hand-painted patterns on the mud walls of
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Munya Chawawa on moving to England from Zimbabwe, talking about race in comedy, and making films about dictators
Editor 3 November 2024 No Comment

MOVING TO THE UK: ‘My survival instinct was to hide any talent’

By chortle.co.uk LONDON: Munya Chawawa has been talking about growing up in Zimbabwe – and the culture shock of coming
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Editor 24 October 2024 No Comment

IN-DEPTH: Zambia offers health care to Zimbabweans — but for how long?

By Gamuchirai Masiyiwa Global Press Journal  MASHONALAND WEST: When Dube was diagnosed with gallstones in 2013, the public hospital in Zimbabwe
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Editor 18 October 2024 No Comment

Adolescent Pregnancy: I thought he loved me, but when I fell pregnant, I saw a

By unfpa.org HARARE: “I had sex thinking he loved me. But when I fell pregnant, I saw a very unexpected
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