5.9.2012 11:24

Violence victim speaks out

Violence victim speaks out
Isau Matemberere suffered a stroke and lost his cattle during the turbulent pre-election period. The former builder has lost the capacity to fend for himself and...
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5.9.2012 11:23

Zimbos flood Moz health centres

Villagers living near the Mozambican border have been seeking medical care at Chimoio Province hospital as...
5.9.2012 11:12

Community-built maternity shelter

Due to the heightened shortage of maternity wards at a local clinic, Somabhula villagers recently pooled...
5.9.2012 11:09

Sugar farmers blamed for health threat

Sugarcane farmers have been accused of fuelling the spread of cholera and typhoid by purposely bursting...
5.9.2012 11:08

ZACRAS spreads the word

Zimbabwe will this year participate in the Conference on Community Radios and Access to Information in...
5.9.2012 11:06

Mutambara worse than Mugabe: Biti

Deputy Prime Minister Arthur Mutambara is a worse politician than President Robert Mugabe, according to the...
5.9.2012 11:05

Women suffer police harassment

Police officers have been castigated for continuing to harass women in the city centre at nighttime....
5.9.2012 11:03

Cattle rustlers decimate herds

A syndicate of cattle rustlers is reportedly wreaking havoc in the Somabhula resettlement area and has...
5.9.2012 11:03

Vendors besiege council offices

More than 200 vendors at Checheche Growth Point besieged council offices demanding that the local authority...
5.9.2012 11:01

Three-year project to save the children

Zimbabwe is one of the countries covered by international humanitarian group, Save the Children’s recently launched...
5.9.2012 10:57

Call me headman, says Patricia

The sun beats down mercilessly in Bulilima district of Matabeleland South as an imposing woman sits...
5.9.2012 10:54

Grooming female decision makers

Community Tolerance, Reconciliation and Development, a Masvingo based non-governmental organization that monitors human rights violations, has...
5.9.2012 10:53

Kambuzuma’s Mother Theresa

She woke up in the middle of the night and sleepwalked about three houses away from...
5.9.2012 10:49

Power cuts stop irrigation

Constant power cuts and high bills could cripple irrigation agriculture and affect more than 500 farmers...

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