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As one approaches Mbuya Gwena's place of residents in Mbare, one would be hoodwinked to believe its a private hospital located right in the heart of a high density suburb due to the number of people that frequent her in search of labour…
Doctors’ Ongoing Strike: Situation In Hospitals Worsens
Zimbabwe's public health delivery system is currently grounded following a move by both doctors and nurses to down tools protesting the abduction of Zimbabwe Hospital Doctors Association (ZHDA) Dr Peter Magombeyi by suspected state security…
Japanese Government Contributes Towards The Prevention Of Sexual Abuse In Cyclone-Affected Areas Of…
UNICEF has received US$150,000 from the Government of Japan to strengthen its response towards the Prevention of Sexual Abuse and Exploitation (PSEA), and improvement of Menstrual Hygiene Management (MHM) in Cyclone Idai-affected districts…
Avoid Inheritance Scuffles, ED Tells Tuku Family
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has warned the Mtukudzi family members against fighting over the late music legend’s assets.
Mnangagwa who was speaking soon after declaring the 10th richest African musician according to Forbes Magazine a…
Ecobank Donates To Mutoko Mother of Peace
Pan African financial institution, Ecobank has renovated two dormitories, set up a library and donated furniture, books, assorted groceries and water treatment chemicals among other things to children at Mother of Peace Children’s Home in…
‘Johane Can Now Do It Freely’, as Muzarabani Attains Open Defecation Free Status
The Murwira Village, a once smelly area due to Open Defecation by the hundreds of villagers who did not have any toilets to relieve themselves when mother nature called, is once again a refreshing site.
Mnangagwa Pledges Support for Harare City Council
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has pledged support to the cash strapped City of Harare towards fighting the cholera epidemic that has so far claimed 32 lives since being detected three weeks ago.
Mnangagwa who visited cholera victims in…
`One in Three students Aged 13-15 Experience Bullying: UNICEF
Half of students aged 13 to 15 worldwide – around 150 million – report having experienced peer-to-peer violence in and around school, according to a new report released by UNICEF.
The report outlines a variety of ways students face…
Girls’ future at stake as Chipinge records successive droughts
Poverty and drought have been cited as the major drivers of child marriages in Chipinge as early marriages continue to ruin young girls’ future.
Chipinge, one of the country’s hot-spots in terms of women and child rights abuse has had…
Stanbic Female Employees in Sanitary Wear Drive
Female employees of Stanbic Bank Zimbabwe have raised over 900 packets of disposable and 2 500 packets of non-disposable sanitary napkins for disadvantaged girls living in rural areas...