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Abandoned Tsvingwe Vendor’s Market affects residents’ source of livelihood
by Lloyd Sesemani The Tsvingwe Vending Market in Mutasa District has been in existence for about 40 years, but has...
Hunger hits Chiradzulu District earlier than anticipated with women suffering the most
In Chiradzulu District, climate challenge have resulted in people experiencing hunger earlier than anticipated. Women are the most affected as...
Women urged to vote
BULAWAYO- Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) District Administration Officer for Bulawayo Sithembiso Khuphe has urged women to fully participate in electoral...
Zimbabwe’s Tennyson Primary School teachers demand teaching incentives from parents
In beginning of the year, in January the country witnessed the strike by teachers across the country which led to...
Balaka farmers fight for a better implementation of AIP
Some smallholder farmers in Balaka district have joined calls to revise the implementation of the Affordable Inputs Programme-AIP, arguing the...
Drug abuse among Chilenje youths and how it has negatively affected community
Substance abuse by youths now labeled as “junkies “ remains a growing social challenge in my community (Chilenje). This is...
Intimate partner violence in Matero
Intimate partner violence is one of the most common forms of violence against women and includes physical, sexual, emotional and...
Cholera claims one in Balaka
“The deceased was a vegetable seller at Mkwisa Market who developed diarrhea and vomiting on Tuesday. She was rushed to...
Ex-miners and families resisting COVID-19 vaccine
The ex-miners Association of Malawi (EMAM) says many of its members and their households shun Covid-19 Pandemic vaccine because of...
CARD drills journalists on Community Voice App project
Churches Action Relief and Development (CARD) says a media fully knowledgeable on advocacy has the potential to accelerate development in...
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