Mary Mundeya / Regina Pasipanodya Grace Chakari* (17) becomes uncomfortable whenever she is asked about how she became pregnant at 14 and a mother at the tender age of 15, only to lose her flesh and blood last year, when he was 11 months old. Talking about her life experience is something that she finds…
Tafadzwa Mwanengureni In 2018, Precious Marwa*(36) lost her husband to an HIV-related illness after he fell sick for less than a month. Marwa, a mother of two, does not know if her husband defaulted on his Antiretroviral therapy (ARVs) or not, or whether he was on the treatment at all. She believes her late husband…
Takudzwa Chikakayi Harare City Health Director, Prosper Chonzi yesterday confirmed a Cholera outbreak in the capital and encouraged residents to stay on high alert sighting the disease’s potential to spread rapidly. This comes at a time cholera outbreaks have been noted regionally with Zimbabwe so far having recorded so far recorded more than 500 cases….
António Munguambe* going about his daily vending business in CBD Harare
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Regina Pasipanodya FOLLOWING recent concerns raised by the Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans Association (ZNLWVA), that government has neglected their welfare, 43 years after independence, a cross section of Zimbabweans believe the freedom fighters are becoming irritating “cry-babies” given the handouts they have received over the years. The ZNLWVA is funded by government, while war…
Mary Mundeya & Regina Pasipanodya BECAUSE of the plethora of socio-economic and political challenges that have been bedevilling the country since Independence in 1980, many Zimbabweans believed the coming in of a new president would result in the country taking a new trajectory. Many believed that after the November 2017 military assisted transition which was…
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