Child marriages have become a cause of concern in Zimbabwe particularly in the rural areas, with poverty being singled out as its main cause. By Owami Sithole Residents of Anadale Farm in Shamva expressed their concern on challenges of early marriages through a stakeholder convention facilitated by
A multi-stakeholders meeting, jointly hosted by the Office of the President and Cabinet and the UN System in Zimbabwe, on Wednesday called for scaling up of humanitarian assistance to address the immediate drought-affected people. Addressing over 170 senior representatives from Government; Diplomatic Corps; Development and Humanitarian Partners;
Who can ever forget the legendary brave and wonderful exploits of Robin Hood and his band of men, which we read when we were children, and how he was so hurt by the manner in which the rich exploited the poor, such that he ended
Civic society organizations (CSOs) yesterday petitioned the Parliament of Zimbabwe for its failure to realign the local government laws. By Philemon Jambaya Addressing members of the Press in the capital, Centre for Community Development in Zimbabwe (CCDZ) Director Mr. Philip Pasirayi said that CSOs have decided to put pressure to
“20% of the world’s population is presently suffering from oral diseases of which 2% is oral cancer which although low but is on the rise along with other non communicable diseases,” a senior government official has said. Addressing hundreds of people who convened for the commemorations
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Zimbabwe has its own political and economic challenges, which are well documented. These problems have threatened to cripple the music industry: the country is a haven of music piracy. The problem is partly fuelled by some artists who believe that piracy spreads their reach. By Tinashe
A road show- promoting a human rights based toolkit for stakeholder engagement and issue based advocacy for communities, enables women to speak with bolder voices on diamond extraction, reports 263Chat's Mutare based writer Donald Nyarota “At the forum we help each other gather wild fruits commonly known
Arsenal midfielder Mesut Ozil has rubbished reports in Spain which claim he could leave the club if manager Arsene Wenger stays. Spanish weekly sports magazine Don Balon claimed on Monday that Ozil is plotting a return to La Liga should Wenger not take up some Gunners fans'
Anglican Church of Zimbabwe has set $200 million dollars aside for the construction of its University, Anglican University of Zimbabwe (AUZ) in Marondera. Professor Joseph Matowanyika, who is coordinating the project confirmed this development and said the church is working tirelessly to accomplish this project. “It is
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