By Takudzwa Josiah This week Zimbabwe joined the rest of the world in commemorating World Diabetes Day with […]
Zim Commemorates World Diabetes Day
Is The Population Safe From The Medieval Disease, Cholera?
By Takudzwa Josiah Although it is considered a medieval disease, cholera continues to be a major public health […]
WCOZ ropes in traditional leaders in fight against gender disparity
By Nyasha Dube Women’s Coalition of Zimbabwe (WCOZ) has embarked on a mission to sensitize traditional leaders on […]
Health Ministry rolls out polio vaccination campaign
By Takudzwa Josiah Polio mainly affects children under 5 years of age. Statistics show that cases due to […]
“I’m still reliving my experience”: COVID-19 survivor narrates traumatic ordeal
By Magreth Ruzvidzo When she recalls how she associated her sickness with witchcraft at first, one can see […]
Tracking women’s knowledge and perceptions on COVID-19
By Magreth Ruzvidzo, Zvishavane With the COVID-19 pandemic now being perceived as a thing of the past, a […]
Inkomo yohlanga/ Mombe yehumai: How customary laws can strengthen women’s rights
By Nyasha Dube Inkomo yohlanga/Mombe yehumai is a very significant component of the Ndebele and Shona culture during […]
KAS project plays major role in reducing women’s vulnerabilities during land and inheritance disputes
By Nyasha Dube Back in the day, when wives lost their husbands it would mean the end of […]
Deafening Silence: Dear Mary Mubaiwa and all the women we never fought for
By Nyasha Dube First of all, allow me to apologise on behalf of my sisters, my fellow women […]
Measles Fact Sheet
Source: Doctor Tinashe Manzvii (Health Expert) ✍️ Measles is a childhood infection caused by a virus. Once quite […]