Journalists undergo training on Lenacapavir
May 25, 2026
Hazvinei Mwanaka Masvingo- A number of journalists last week received training on lenacapavir, a drug used by HIV negative people who are at risk of
Hazvinei Mwanaka Masvingo- A number of journalists last week received training on lenacapavir, a drug used by HIV negative people who are at risk of
Hazvinei Mwanaka Masvingo- A number of journalists last week received training on lenacapavir, a drug used by HIV negative people who are at risk of
By HumFOZ Reporter Multi-award winning journalist and fact checker, Tatenda Prosper Chitagu, has added another feather on his cap. Chitagu, who co-founded the Humanitarian Media
By Tatenda Chitagu Africa is battling recurring climate change-induced droughts that cause food shortages, despite several breakthrough research studies that should revolutionize its food systems
By Hazvinei Mwanaka Organizations representing sex workers in Zimbabwe have urged the government to decriminalize sex work as targeting the key population is essential for
By Tatenda Chitagu in Dakar, Senegal A coalition of agro-ecology organisations has petitioned the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) to place ecological practices
By Tatenda Chitagu in Dakar, Senegal The United Nations (UN) has urged African leaders to increase funding in their agriculture sectors and go beyond mere
By Tatenda Chitagu in Dakar, Senegal The United Kingdom (UK) has donated GBP 5 million to help boost Africa’s food systems. The donation has been
Hazvinei Mwanaka BIKITA- Where there is despair, she restores hope. And those we stigmatize are her best friends. Such is the case of Rumbidzai Mbudzi,
Hazvinei Mwanaka BIKITA, MASVINGO- “When you leave a seat, it will be wet, that makes you feel ashamed as people will start looking at you
By Hazvinei Mwanaka MASVINGO-Permanent Secretary in the office of the Minister of State for Provincial Affairs Dr Addmore Pazvakavambwa has assured the public that the
By Tatenda Chitagu CHIREDZI-A low-lying, impassable bridge in Zimbabwe’s south-eastern district of Chiredzi in Masvingo province has cut off the minority Tshangaan tribe from essential
By Gamuchirai Masiyiwa HARARE, ZIMBABWE — Rumbidzai, a sex worker from the bustling settlement of Epworth in Harare, has been taking antiretroviral drugs since 2017.
By Tatenda Chitagu HARARE-When Sylvester Moyo* heard his 21-year-old daughter, Lingani got a job in Russia, he felt over the moon. It was a dream
By Tatenda Chitagu MASVINGO, ZIMBABWE-There is a popular vernacular saying that goes; ‘Kange mbeu kurima kwakona.‘ Loosely translated, it means; ‘Better eat the seeds since
By Tatenda Chitagu BIKITA, ZIMBABWE-Since childhood, Ellen Mutsinze (55) has planted small, early generation grains to add variety to the family’s staple corn diet. She
By Spanyoge Madziwa CHISHAWASHA-The fiery-dark Cumulonimbus clouds building up in the skies show the heavens are set to open up generously anytime soon, and this
Hazvinei Mwanaka Chiredzi/Sango border post One sunny morning in 2010, Hlengani Mudzikiti decided to look for his herd of cattle that had gone for grazing.
By Tatenda Chitagu MASVINGO-Nothing seems amiss at Tendai Maronge’s rural homestead in Zimbabwe’s southern province of Masvingo. The neatly painted houses, a thriving orchard, lots
Tatenda Chitagu/Hazvinei MwanakaCHIREDZI, ZIMBABWE-Zimbabwe’s prospects for a sweet harvest of sugarcane grown mainly in the Lowveld region have been soured by an acute shortage of
By Spanyoge Madziwa Zimbabwe has of late been plagued by fatal accidents mainly involving public transporters. A number of lives have been lost involving long
By Hazvinei Mwanaka The United Nations International Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has issued an emergency tender to secure Monkeypox (Mpox) vaccines for crisis hit countries in
By BBC News One of the worst droughts in living memory is sweeping across southern Africa, leaving close to 70 million people without enough food
Hazvinei Mwanaka NAIROBI, KENYA– African countries should increase research in pandemics as they are lagging behind, prompting them to rely on outside studies, experts have
By Tatenda Chitagu ZIMBABWE-Every school holidays, Peter Nyama, from Zimbabwe’s Midlands province, would not miss a chance to visit the Great Zimbabwe Monuments-a world heritage