Access to clean and safe water remains a critical problem for people living in rural areas with women and children the most affected, UNICEF has revealed. Speaking at the handover of a £12 million contribution towards the Rural WASH Program, recently in Mashonaland Central, UNICEF Deputy
Teenage pregnancies remain a huge problem in Zimbabwe with rural and apostolic sect girls the most affected, according to Minister of Health and Child Care, Dr David Parirenyatwa. Officiating at the launch of the National Teenage Fertility Study which coincided with the launch of National Adolescent
The native is so angry that the government is about to amend the constitution just three years after the effective date of the country’s home-made book of commandments. By Farai Gwenhure Folks are not only annoyed by the mere fact of a mooted amendment but by the
A 25 year-old Zimbabwean man is scheduled to stand trial on Monday 13 March 2017 after he was arrested last week and charged with insulting and disrespecting the country’s national flag. Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) officers in Kariba on Wednesday 08 March 2017 arrested 25 year-old
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In African countries where agriculture is a major socio-economic activity, policy makers and development agencies seem determined to move economic activities from agriculture to manufacturing. The whole discourse around value addition suggests a strong desire to get rid of informal marketing of agricultural commodities and
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