US aid freeze: “Gvnt will not abdicate on its duty to take care of its citizens”
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
Impassable bridge cuts off minority Tshangaan tribe
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
Zimbabwe braces for HIV resurgence as US aid evaporates
By Gamuchirai Masiyiwa HARARE, ZIMBABWE — Rumbidzai, a sex worker from the bustling settlement of Epworth in Harare, has been taking antiretroviral drugs since 2017.
Scores of Zim girls ‘trapped’ in Russia
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
Zimbabwe’s hunger crisis turns fatal
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
How seed fairs help small scale farmers revive long lost, first generation seeds
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