Zimbabwe gender assessment
The aim of this report is to gather evidence that will identify priorities and actions by stakeholders towards positively influencing, up scaling and accelerating gender equality and women’s empowerment
Zimbabwe
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Zimbabwe: 14 Districts Identified as Potential HIV Hotspots
THE World Food Programme (WFP) has identified 14 more districts as potential hotspots for new HIV infections in addition to the traditional high prevalence regions of Matabeleland North and South. The
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Zimbabwe capital turns to solar streetlights to cut costs, crime
Big cities across the world struggle with crime, and Zimbabwe's Harare is no exception. Naison Gumpo, a journalism student studying in the capital, knows this only too well. "I was mugged right in
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Zimbabwe Needs U.S $22 Million for HIV Viral Load Monitoring
ZIMBABWE requires about $22,5 million annually to monitor the health of 750,000 HIV positive locals who are currently on anti-retroviral treatment (ART). The latest World Health Organisation (WHO) HIV
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Zimbabwe Capital Turns to Solar Streetlights to Cut Costs, Crime
Harare — Big cities across the world struggle with crime, and Zimbabwe's Harare is no exception. Naison Gumpo, a journalism student studying in the capital, knows this only too well. "I was mugged
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Zimbabwe eyes exporting elephants to alleviate over-population
The wildlife authorities of Zimbabwe, one of the major concentration of African elephants, says the country has an excess of over 30,000 elephants that are available for both export and internal relocation.
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Zimbabwe: Harare Remains On High Alert for Cholera
HARARE, where an Ebola outbreak killed more than 4,000 people in 2008, remains on high alert this month following 14 reported cases of cholera in the country since late February. The city has not recorded
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Britain gives Zimbabwe $72 million to help rural farmers
Britain has given Zimbabwe $72 million to help increase food production by rural farmers over the next four years, as the southern African country faces the prospect of poorer harvests this year due to
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Zimbabwe: Cholera Outbreak- Cases Rise to 10
Two more people have been quarantined at Beitbridge District Hospital after they were diagnosed with cholera last Thursday. This brings to 10 the total number of cholera cases recorded in country after
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Zimbabwe: Eight Cholera Cases Recorded Countrywide
Eight cholera cases have been reported in Beitbridge, Mudzi and Chiredzi, while another case is being investigated in Chirundu. In Beitbridge, the Civil Protection Unit yesterday said it had, however,
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Zimbabwe: Imported Used Vehicles Drive Air Pollution
The huge demand for used imported vehicles and poor restrictions are causing traffic congestion and worsening air quality in most cities in Africa, environmental experts say. Centre for Science and