By Kudzaishe Chimonera The Government has launched a new Multi-Partner Trust Fund project aimed at strengthening protection systems for unaccompanied minors and separated children, particularly those affected by migration and family breakdown. Officiating at the launch, the Minister of Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare, Edgar Moyo
As the world marks World Breastfeeding Week (WBW) from August 1–7, 2025, Nutrition Action Zimbabwe (NAZ) is intensifying its efforts to promote sustainable, community-led support systems that empower mothers and protect the health of future generations. This year’s global theme, “Prioritise Breastfeeding, Create Sustainable Support Systems,”
UNICEF Zimbabwe says the country has made great strides in the reduction of maternal mortality rates halving the scourge in less than ten years which also saw a decline in under five mortality. In a 2021 annual report, the United Nations agency said poor health service
A telephonic survey conducted by Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency (ZIMSTAT) in partnership with the World Bank and UNICEF has revealed that half of the population in Zimbabwe faced extreme poverty in 2020 owing to a combination of increase in prices of basic commodities and the
UNICEF in partnership with Youth Advocates have targeted the improved participation of children and young people in the HIV and COVID-19 response programming. According to UNICEF, children and young people are the most affected population by the two pandemics. In a statement, UNICEF said the impact of
Press Statement UNICEF Zimbabwe has appointed Nkosilathi Nyathi (17) as a UNICEF Youth Climate Advocate to advance the climate and environment agenda in Zimbabwe and mobilize other young people to join the fight against climate change. The appointment comes as UNICEF commemorates World Children’s Day on November
They say water is life but for residents in Hopely, south of Harare it is a different story as they are made to wake up around 4 am braving the early morning darkness in search of the precious commodity from unimagined sources. With wells drying up
A procurement of 198 Oxygen Concentrators by the Health Development Fund (HDF) has increased the country's COVID-19 High Dependency Unit (HDU) bed capacity from 45 beds to 179, representing 80% completion of HDU required for Zimbabwe. The development comes at a time the country's total number
The Health Development Fund (HDF), a multi-donor pooled funding mechanism, has procured essential equipment to fight the coronavirus pandemic and strengthen coverage and equity of immunization across the country. The HDF, a fund established to improve reproductive, maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health (RMNCH+A) and nutrition
UNICEF says it is concerned about the amount of fake news and misinformation on coronavirus (COVID-19) saying if left unchecked it will cause unnecessary panic around the world. 110,090 have so far been infected by the coronavirus worldwide while 3831 have succumbed to the deadly disease. In
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