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Zimbabwean welder Ngwarayi Mushaurwa works at home using a diesel generator in Harare
Editor 26 September 2024 No Comment

Zimbabwean small businesses battered by frequent power outages; rolling blackouts can last 15 hours

By Xinhua HARARE: Each time power cuts disrupt his work, Ngwarayi Mushaurwa resorts to cranking up a diesel generator to
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Ruramai Gillian Chakuzira
Editor 19 September 2024 No Comment

CHINA: Shared passion for football spanning thousands of miles

By Xinhua BEIJING: Seven years have not been enough for Ruramai Gillian Chakuzira from Zimbabwe to fully explore the stories
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From Zimbabwe to Australia: Peter Muzariri’s incredible journey to a successful legal career

By Lawyers Weekly Peter Muzariri shares the motivational story of his journey to becoming a lawyer, which took him across
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Brothers in Cricket: The ‘middle’ Curran looks to come full circle

By Cricbuzz From a farm in Rusape, in eastern Zimbabwe, cricket’s Curran brothers have travelled in different directions. As the
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Graves are seen on December 20, 2017 at a monument built at the site of disused Bhalagwe barracks in Matabeleland South province
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Too little too late: Zimbabwe massacre survivors cry foul

By AFP Wire Service For more than 40 years, Bongani Ncube and Patricia Baleni have carried the pain of losing
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Drought crisis worsens in rural Zim: ‘men demand sex from us before they allow us

By Inter Press Service In the worst months of the El Niño-induced drought that severely affected Zimbabwe, more often than
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‘Black tax’ – Zim diasporans weigh into campaign to stop sending money back home

By BBC News “Sending money back home or to your extended family is such a common African practice that I
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Chipo Makore sits in a passenger rail car at the train station in Harare, Zimbabwe on Aug. 25, where several train cars have been parked over the years as authorities fail to service them.
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NRZ COLLAPSE: Abandoned trains taken over by sex workers, drug peddlers and the homeless

By The Globe & Mail Inside the abandoned trains of Zimbabwe’s once-proud railway system, sex workers try to catch the
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For those digging at the Vombozi riverbed, the hunger and water crisis is yet to peak
Editor 1 September 2024 No Comment

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
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