9.10.2021 7:41

Zimbabwean who cleared Falklands mines urges rethink on 75% cut to clearance programmes

The Guardian
Cuthbert Mutukwa fears disastrous consequences for home country if UK cuts go ahead as it nears ‘mine-free’ status...
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6.10.2021 13:26

Grace Mugabe challenges Zimbabwe order to exhume husband’s body

Grace Mugabe, the widow of Zimbabwe’s longtime former ruler Robert Mugabe, has challenged a court order...
28.9.2021 8:02

‘It’ll kill me’: Zimbabwe counts cost of rise in illicit alcohol use

Lack of jobs and Covid lockdowns fuel boom in cheap but lethal hooch made in backyard...
23.9.2021 11:34

Small farmers have the answer to feeding the world. Why isn’t the UN listening?

We’re among the thousands boycotting the UN food summit – it’s been hijacked by corporate interests...
7.9.2021 11:28

‘No one may be compelled’: Zimbabwe unions go to court over Covid jabs

Thousands of workers in Zimbabwe have been told they will face the sack if they refuse to be...
21.7.2021 17:08

‘Contraception divides opinion’: tackling taboos in Zimbabwe as teen pregnancies soar

With Covid lockdowns blamed for rising rates, MPs and teachers say it’s time to ‘face reality’...
19.7.2021 8:20

UK Home Office’s mass deportation flight plan criticised as ‘grubby’

Plans for a chartered plane to Zimbabwe risks delivering activists to political persecution, say, campaigners...
12.7.2021 15:55

‘We cannot vote or get jobs’: plight of 300,000 Zimbabweans without documents

Amnesty is calling for action to help those with no papers who are denied access to...
5.7.2021 13:00

UK minister confuses Zambia with Zimbabwe at Kenneth Kaunda funeral

Slip by James Duddridge at funeral of liberation leader derided as evidence of enduring colonial attitudes...
2.7.2021 7:42

Uproar in Zimbabwe as teenager who ‘fought off sexual assault’ charged with murder

Activists believe the case, in which the accused says she acted in self-defence, shows the law...
25.6.2021 11:53

‘We were never a priority’: Zimbabwe Covid ‘hotspots’ face strict lockdown

Tighter restrictions in 12 mostly rural areas come as health service struggles to cope with third...
21.6.2021 12:45

Half of Zimbabweans fell into extreme poverty during Covid

Poor families cannot afford healthcare and schooling but good harvests offer some hope, World Bank finds...
9.6.2021 12:36

Zimbabwean novelist Tsitsi Dangarembga wins PEN Pinter prize

Author, who was arrested last year in Harare while protesting against corruption, is hailed by judges...
5.6.2021 14:08

‘Running dry’: Zimbabweans turned away for vaccinations after shortages

As staff sit idle in treatment centres, anger focuses on government failures to secure supplies as...

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