Minister of Environment Water and Climate, Oppah Muchinguri Kashiri on Monday commissioned the new borehole drilling rigs and support trucks procured by government to accelerate the progressive realization of universal access to water
HARARE – The Government of Japan has announced a contribution of US$ 1 million to enhance the resilience of communities in Zimbabwe through a comprehensive set of life-saving health, nutrition, food security and WASH (water, sanitation and hygiene) interventions. The project will be implemented jointly
We call upon the law to criminalize this issue of child marriages, marrying a child below the age of 18 should be a crime that actually gets one arrested, these are things that we need attended to
The risk factors for HPV infection and cervical cancer include early sexual debut and multiple sex partners
As we commemorate the 16 days of Activism Against Gender Based Violence, 263Chat will profile 16 most influential women in Zimbabwe. The focus will be on their achievements and the contribution they have or are making to uplift society and the country at large. Nyaradzayi Gumbonzvanda Nyaradzayi
Ministry of Rural Development, Promotion and Preservation of National Culture and Heritage on Wednesday received two vehicles worth $78 000, 10 laptops and three Desktops worth $42 000 from UNICEF towards improving service delivery and effective governance. Speaking to 263Chat, UNICEF representative, Mohamed Ayoya said the
The Ministry of Health and Child Care in partnership with UNICEF has reached out to the apostolic sect as the Africa Vaccination Week gets underway. During the on-going Africa Vaccination week, the Ministry of Health and Child Care engaged Johanne Masowe Echishanu shrine in Unit L,
The Swedish government has signed an agreement with UNICEF to promote social innovations in Zimbabwe. The funding to the tune of US$773 000 is meant to scale up the Global Innovations Hub set up to ignite creative ideas and unlock young people’s potential to develop environmental
UNICEF yesterday handed over 3000 bicycles to Village Health Workers to scale up integrated maternal, neo-natal and child healthcare at primary health facilities and community level in Zimbabwe. The bicycles, which were procured through funding from the Germany National Committee, under the theme improving maternal, new
Over 800 people displaced by recent floods in Tsholotsho, now accommodated at Sipepa Transit Camp are in dire need of food, ablution facilities and tents, amid growing concerns of diarrhea outbreaks. Sister-in-Charge at Sipepa Hospital, Merjury Maphosa said temporary toilets put up at the camp were
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