ZIBAWU Rescues Former Bank Workers
ZIBAWU president Farai Katsande told 263Chat that they are aiming to establish a micro-finance that will create employment for the sacked workers.
Inconsistent Laws Put Adolescent Girls At Risk
Human rights watchdog, Amnesty International Zimbabwe has cited the confusion around the legal age of consent for sex, marriage and access to health services saying it leaves adolescent girls more vulnerable to unwanted pregnancies and HIV infection. The report titled, Lost without knowledge: Barriers to sexual and
Mnangagwa Govt Charms UN
The United Nations (UN) system in Zimbabwe has welcomed the government's commitment towards improving the country's social service delivery, economy and other key deliverables, calling on the new administration to promote constitutionalism, respect of law and protection of human rights ahead of the 2018 harmonized
“From farm to Market” – Commercialization of smallholder Irrigation
Produced by FAO Subregional Office for Southern Africa It's a busy day for Themba Mundidini, a banana farmer at Mutema irrigation scheme in the Eastern Highlands of Zimbabwe. Themba is assured of a bumper harvest, the first after five attempts. The source of the successful season
Cancer Related Deaths, Cause For Concern: Parirenyatwa
Minister of Health and Child Care, Dr David Parirenyatwa has said government of Zimbabwe is working to achieve the 25 percent reduction in premature mortality from non-communicable diseases by 2025 and has already begun a process of retooling public hospitals through funding the procurement of
Government Warns Violent Small Scale Miners
Government has threatened to take punitive measures against artisanal miners who have been running riot in the Midlands Province violently attacking each other saying those found wanting will be severely punished. This comes in the wake of Kwekwe artisanal miners who recently attacked each other with
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