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Women bear the brunt of health crisis
Women from high density suburbs continue to bear the brunt of the deteriorating health delivery system in Zimbabwe evidenced by...
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Introduce youth quota in politics: WeLead
A national youth organization, WeLead, has called on parliament to introduce a quota system to absorb youths into decision-making and...
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Sand blasters vow to remain put
Illegal sand blasters in Harare South wetland between Mvurachena and Eyestone have vowed to continue with their business despite being...
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Brick moulders face bleak future as economy tumbles
Brick moulders in Hopley are facing a bleak future as the erratic water supplies, cost of wood to cure their...
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Why Zimbabwe is bringing back Zim dollar, the limits of mobile money
Zimbabwe is trying to bring back its “Zimdollar” currency and not for the first time. Ten years since the troubled...
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Councillor leading in the making of Reusable Sanitary Pads.
Chipinge East Ward 18 were trained on making Reusable Sanitary Pads . Funded by UNDP and facilitated Care International. Young...
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Neria: The never ending victimisation of widows
Godwin Mawuru’s 1993 epic movie, Neria, a depiction of widowhood sent shockwaves across Africa as people re-looked at the patriarchal...
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We are against sanctions, ED must reform: Busha
FreeZim Congress leader, Joseph Busha said his party was against the US sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe, but President Emmerson Mnangagwa...
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Govt spends $500m in roads rehab
The government has spent $464million in road rehabilitation programmes this year as it tries to spur economic and social development...
Read moreCommand Agriculture: ventilating the opaque corridors
The Zimbabwe Democracy Institute publishes a newsletter titled 'Command Agriculture: ventilating the opaque corridors.' The paper exposes the whats and...
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