Hurungwe District recorded a rapid rise in sexually transmitted Infections (STI’s) in February 2019, a move health experts say is down to the ever increasing rate of unemployment. By Princess Mapona Unemployment has forced most people to resort for cheap commercial sex to earn a living. However,
The National Aids Council (NAC) has put forward a proposal that will compel marriage officers and pastors to demand HIV testing proof from couples intending to get married to avoid the spread of the virus. Speaking during a meeting with Members of Parliament on HIV and Aids
Globally 8.2 million people die from cancer every year and in Zimbabwe, over 7000 new cancer cases are being reported every year and more females are being affected by the disease as compared to men.
The 2018 World Museums Commemoration Day held at the Gweru Military Museum and Monuments recorded a 68 percent increase in attendance owing to the museum’s partnership with the National Arts Council of Zimbabwe (NACZ) and the Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA). By Delicious Mathuthu and Dumisani Ndlovu Central
National AIDS Council last week received 12 new HUMASTAR 200 chemistry analyzers worth 240 000 euros from Diagnostic Laboratory Suppliers- in a major boost to the country's health ministry. Speaking at the handover ceremony in Harare, Health and Child Care Minister, Dr David Parirenyatwa hailed HUMSTAR
Since time immemorial, sugar daddies have always been a problem society had to grapple with but of late, Bulawayo has waken up to the problem of sugar mummies. sugar mummies are threatening to reverse Zimbabwe's gains in the fight against HIV/Aids with quite number of adolescent boys
President Robert Mugabe has called on youths to desist risk behaviors including premarital sex which he said puts them at risk of the deadly HIV/Aids. Addressing Zanu PF supporters who gathered at the Matopos Research Centre for the 2017 edition of the 21st February Movement celebrations
[adrotate banner="8"] As the sun sets marking the end of another day, the mining town of Shamva suddenly comes to life. People from all walks of life including illegal gold miners, some already intoxicated fill-up the numerous night spots in the town enjoying their daily harvests. The
Young girls in the mining town of Shamva have pleaded with the responsible authorities to establish recreational facilities as a way of combating early child marriages. Speaking during a Girls Symposium organized by Simukaupenye Integrated Youth Academy (SIYA Zimbabwe) as part of commemorating 16 Days of
Young people are calling on government to promote and respect their rights to sexual reproductive health through creating avenues for their easy access to the health services. Speaking to 263chat on the sidelines of a youth convention organized by Young People’s Network in conjunction with the
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