President Emerson Mnangagwa has boasted that his administration has successfully soldiered on with its reform agenda without external financial support. Mnangagwa made the remarks when he officially opening the Sixth Session of the African Regional Forum on Sustainable Development currently underway in Victoria Falls. "As one of
In Zimbabwe, just like any other country, a new born child is looked upon as a gift to the family and society at large. By Lazarus Sauti Because of this, pregnant women expect the successful delivery of a healthy, bouncing baby. Nevertheless, maternal mortality remains insidious, especially in
Successive droughts caused by poor rains are threatening to extinguish livestock and render Chipinge communities vulnerable to hunger and starvation amid Considering that rural life is anchored on agriculture, without livestock, poverty can only worsen since farmers will not be able to till their land and
According to World Food Programme (WFP), school meals successfully meet basic nutritional needs while getting children back to the classroom. With more than 13 000 children in Zimbabwe dropping out of school in 2013 due to a number of reasons including poverty and hunger, WFP intervention in
Tourism and Hospitality Industry Minister Walter Mzembi has told social movements in Zimbabwe to use the ballot box to vent their anger against the Zanu PF regime rather than protesting in the streets. Addressing the media in Harare on Monday, Mzembi said activists should desist from
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
A few hours from now, the world will be celebrating the 2017 International Women’s Day and the day comes at a time when women still lag behind in income parity and opportunities of leadership, despite leaders across the world having pledged to take action as
Barbra Farashishiko (46) is a fighter. She has lived with HIV for over 25 years. Farashishiko is the only surviving member of the three siblings in her family following the death of her brother and sister who succumbed to the pandemic. By Kudzanai Gerede She says living
The Government of Zimbabwe has taken a leading role in commemorating the 16 Days of Activism against Gender Based Violence and has officially launched the 2016 campaign to be held under the theme 'Peace from Home to Peace in the World'. Addressing the media in Harare
THE United Nations Agencies in Zimbabwe remain a strong partner in supporting the country to end all forms of poverty and ensure no one is left behind, United Nations Resident Coordinator said. By Edward Makuzva Addressing delegates at a media breakfast meeting on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) today,
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