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Meet the health workers saving lives – earning a measly R670...

Lungelo Ndhlovu - June 17, 2022

From hunger to abuse: Seven women tell us how COVID has...

Kate Hodal and Nyasha Chingono - July 21, 2020

Emma Theofelus

At 23, she is one of Africa’s youngest ministers. The COVID-19...

Carien du Plessis - April 20, 2020

Waiting game: Why a home away from home for pregnant women...

Marko Phiri - September 3, 2019

These fraud allegations come hot on the heels of a review of Amnesty’s workplace culture which warned of widespread bullying and nepotism.

Amnesty International Zimbabwe closes amid allegations of fraud

Nyasha Chingono - June 4, 2019

A field of maize devastated by Cyclone Idai

Cyclone Idai: ‘I don’t know how my children will survive’

Nyasha Chingono - May 10, 2019

You can't treat what you can't count: No one knows how many people inject drugs in east and southern Africa.

Southern Africa’s missing drug users: We can’t treat what we don’t...

Catherine Sozi - March 1, 2019

Zimbabwe's tough abortion laws aren't curbing terminations

Inside the illegal abortion market: ‘I nearly touched hell’

Wendy Muperi - January 29, 2019

A Zimbabwean secondary school student peeps through a hole in a sack that forms the wall of a makeshift classroom.

‘My family had no business selling me off for R4’

Nyasha Chingono - January 14, 2019

Grandmothers working with the Friendship Bench project chat before counselling sessions begin.

Curbside counselling? These ‘friendship benches’ bring mental health closer to home

Ranga Mberi - January 10, 2018

Tens of thousands of men crisscross Zimbabwe as long-haul truck drivers and the risks they face aren't just on the road.

Go inside the trucker craze fuelling a blackmarket in dangerous ‘sex...

Tawanda Karombo and Adri Kotze - November 3, 2017

Edith Kanengoni is a peer educator — one of 10 women recruited and trained by the House of Smiles to help other street mothers get medical help and improve their parenting skills.

Raising hope: From street child to mother

Sally Nyakanyanga and Adri Kotze - October 11, 2017

Bridging the gap: Pupils at the Emerald Hill School for the Deaf learning sign language. The majority of deaf people in Zimbabwe reportedly cannot read or write.

Hospitals introduce sign language to bridge gap between the deaf and...

Sally Nyakanyanga - May 18, 2017

The report says at least 22 executions took place in five African countries in 2016

Numbers of Africans sentenced to die soars

Pontsho Pilane - May 10, 2017

Dire working conditions pit doctors' rights against those of patients

Will strikes pit the rights of doctors against those of their...

Joan van Dyk - April 9, 2017

Zimbabwean doctors went on strike in February for more money and more posts. In 2008

How to fund a failing health system

Tawanda Karombo and Adri Kotze - April 6, 2017

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