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Pandora’s Lunchbox: How School Fees Embody the Chaos of Zimbabwe’s Currency System

Global Press Journal
MUTARE, ZIMBABWE — Mary Mlambo’s daughters were looking forward to the second-term reopening of Zimbabwe’s schools in early May 2023. Clad in their winter uniforms —...
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A Teacher Exodus Threatens the Future of Zimbabwe’s Education System

The country’s economic turmoil has led thousands of teachers to quit. Students don’t have that option....
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A Government Crack Down is Looming, but Zimbabweans Still Flock to Online Thrift Shops

COVID-19 lockdowns prompted many businesses to move online. For shops selling secondhand clothes that were smuggled...
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Push for Gold Leaves a Toxic Legacy

Mercury exposure can be deadly. So why are gold miners in Zimbabwe using the dangerous chemical...
10.11.2022 8:07

There’s No Place Like Home, and Harare Has Too Few

As Harare’s housing shortage deepens, many Zimbabweans make do in squalid conditions or informal settlements. And...
19.10.2022 6:45

New Water Policy Brings Less Sharing, More Spying

The government says the switch to a prepaid system improves payment collections and water conservation. Residents...
1.10.2022 11:52

When Migrants Vanish: Families Quietly Endure Uncertainty

Zimbabweans cling to hope even after years of silence from loved ones who have disappeared across...
30.9.2022 19:22

Policy Threatens to Upend Lives of Immigrants in South Africa

Zimbabweans living in South Africa may need to leave under new rules that also could spur...
25.9.2022 13:33

Skyrocketing Fuel Prices Drain Taxi Industry

The pandemic slashed drivers' revenues. The Russia-Ukraine war adds to their financial woes. And the U.S....
23.9.2022 14:47

His Political Playbook Worked Elsewhere. Can He Win Here?

Backers of the opposition's presidential candidate see hope in upstart victories in Malawi and Zambia. But...
17.9.2022 10:18

Peer Counselors Help Young People Live With HIV

Lifetime antiretroviral regimens are especially difficult for adolescents and young adults. Programs designed for their age...
1.9.2022 12:54

Vendors Fear Loss of Culture as Hotels Dominate Souvenir Sales

Vendors Fear Loss of Culture as Hotels Dominate Souvenir Sales...
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For These Students, a Distant War Hits Close to Home

Zimbabweans who received scholarships to study in Russia are caught up in a conflict that has...
18.8.2022 7:09

Demand Exposes Weakness of Mental Health System

As Zimbabweans abandon traditional beliefs, more are seeking mental health services, overwhelming an already underfunded and...

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