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‘These little socks served as condoms’ – US aid cuts leave Zimbabwe sex workers scrambling

By AFP In a cramped room with blistered walls on the edge of Harare, three sex workers sat pressed together
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If you’re looking for the perfect honeymoon safari destination, we’ve just found it – IN

By glamourmagazine.co.uk If planning the perfect holiday takes you weeks of endless Googling, scrolling, planning and budgeting, then you can
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Fabric, flair, and fantasy! – Priscilla Chigariro’s bold blueprint for Zimbabwe’s place in global fashion

By glamour.co.za Fabric, flair, and fantasy! Global fashion runways ooze elegance as they are a catalyst for taste, inspiring women’s
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‘I feel used’: Inside the ‘Bondage’ of Zimbabwe’s contract tobacco farming

By Global Press Journal HARARE: Zimbabwe’s tobacco sector was once on the brink of collapse. Now, it’s booming again. Last
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I ditched the UK for underrated Zimbabwe – it’s just as safe and I live

By The Daily Mail A woman who ditched the UK to move to Zimbabwe has revealed the one thing she
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In Zimbabwe an AI “midwife” is making pregnancy safer for underserved women

By gavi.org Lorcadia Mateu, 38, from Epworth in Harare experienced frequent headaches, hazy vision and pain in the upper abdomen
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Alice the Plumber: Bringing water, health and hope to Mutare rural

By UNICEF MUTARE: By the time the midday sun sits high over Marange, Alice Makono has already inspected two taps,
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Zimbabwe steps up fight against dramatic rise in drug abuse

By Radio France International HARARE: Zimbabwe is in the grip of a growing crisis as substance abuse rips through communities,
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REVIEW: ZimFest 2025 – a bridge between generations, beats, and belonging

By ZimFest Media LONDON: With its signature mix of music, community, and cultural pride, Zimfest returned, drawing huge crowds and
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As University of Zimbabwe strike drags on, pressure mounts on the country’s higher education system

Lecturers’ earnings have shrunk by nearly 90% — and students are caught in the middle of it all. By Global
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