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
A new report of Panos Institute reveals that more than 330,000 Zimbabwean farm workers are reeling under problems of inadequate water supply, poor housing conditions, overcrowding and waste
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ZIMBABWE
Vaccines and tight controls on livestock movement would be used by Zimbabwe to combat an outbreak of the foot-and-mouth disease. "Instead of slaughtering the cattle, we will set up a taskforce
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Follow Up
AIDS activists are suing the South African government for its failure to distribute an anti-HIV drugs that could save the lives of about 35,000 newborn babies each year. The lawsuit will be filed by
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zimbabwe
The government of Zimbabwe has given permission to cattle grazers to reside inside the Gona rezhou National Park. Envi ronmentalists fear that this will result in large-scale poaching in the
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Communities to the rescue
Malaria is no longer an unmanageable disease in the Zambezi Valley of Zimbabwe, thanks to a community based project
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Vanishing forests
The dense foliage around the Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe is fast disappearing
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Zimbabwe
Pollution could be the cause of a distressing disease that is killing African elephants by paralysing their trunks. Experts from the uk have been called to investigate the disease, known
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ZIMBABWE
The uk recently launched a polemic attack against Zimbabwe over its plans to seize all "white' farms, saying that London had fulfilled its obligations as a former colonial power and was
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ZIMBABWE
Artemether, the drug used as the last line of defence against malaria is being widely used in Africa. But experts have cautioned that the drug should not be used until resistance to the traditional
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Pariahs, no more?
Zimbabwe s urban farmers are finally being seen as answers to its development ills