Survivors of Cyclone Idai Still Cry Out for Mental Health Support

By Brenna Matendere When the winds roared and the mountains groaned under the weight of Cyclone Idai in 2019, hundreds in Chimanimani clung to trees, rocks, and hope. Six years…

AHF Billboard Drives Fight Against Child Marriage

By Brenna Matendere in Marange A 75 passenger Zupco bus emblazoned with the image of a young innocent girl with plaited hair twisted into an immaculate looking style swerves into…

“We’re Just Trying to Survive”: Life on the Edge for Kariba’s Street Vendors

By Admore Mbonda in Kariba Under the scorching Kariba sun, Maria Nhada Chioniso Masunda arranges her tomatoes and onions with quiet determination. Her stall at the Mahombeko Vegetable Market is…

Mutorashanga’s Chrome Rush: Dreams Built on Shifting Soil

By Elvis Dumba in Mutorashanga Once a quiet farming settlement tucked along Zimbabwe’s Great Dyke, Mutorashanga has rapidly transformed into a place of hope—and heartache. The chrome rush here has…

The Struggles and Resilience of Chesvingo Safe Market Vendors

By Jonathan Mbiriyamveka Amid the searing heat of a Mucheke afternoon, Chesvingo Safe Market stands as a symbol of hope and resilience. The once-bustling marketplace, designed to empower women and…

Small Savings, Big Dreams: How Village Lending Groups Are Sending Girls Back to School

By Pylaia Chembe Ashley Marime, 19, sits quietly in her family’s small home in Mwenezi district, Masvingo Province. She fidgets with her hands, her voice barely audible as she recounts…

Weaknesses in laws leave thousands stateless

By Nathan Guma It is afternoon and Cecelia Kalinje (33), a mother of four from Hopley, a settlement some 13 kilometres from Harare’s central business district, is playing with her…

OK Grand Challenge delivers on promise . . . Winners take delivery of prizes

CAPTION STORY: Several prize winners in the 36th edition of OK Grand Challenge on Friday took delivery of their prizes amid celebration and music at a colourful ceremony held in…

Long distances hinder access to education in rural Zimbabwe

By Nathan Guma IT is 5AM and the asphalt stretch from Mutoko Center, past Nyamakwere Lodges down to Mutoko High School is strewn with learners that are making their way…

‘We didn’t just build a well, we built a future’:  Lingwe revels in new solar-powered scheme

JONATHAN MBIRIYAMVEKA Whoever said Christmas Day comes but once a year will change their mind if they go to Lingwe, Matobo district, deep in Zimbabwe’s remote province of Matabeleland South.…