Women’s Institute for Leadership Development in partnership with Victory Siyanqoba Trust conducted a laundry café in Cowdray Park. This was an initiative
Calls for donations to construct a home for a member of the community, Nothando Mlalazi (39), in Robert Sinyoka did not fall
Informal cross border traders’ associations are pleading with the government to reopen borders in order to reduce smuggling of goods through illegal
Women’s Institute for Leadership Development (WILD) yesterday took part in a site- tour of residential stands earmarked for women in Umzingwane District.
The increased social stigma against COVID-19 patients and health workers has been identified as a potential trigger for mental health illnesses. Educational
Residents from Entumbane and Mpopoma suburbs in Bulawayo have said there is need to further enforce strict lockdown measures to contain the
Women have raised alarm over the possible upsurge in maternal and neonatal mortality following the death of seven babies who were still
The USD$75 COVID-19 allowance for civil servants, that was issued out over a month ago has been met with uncertainties as it
Residents in Plumtree have pleaded with the town Council to improve service delivery by finding lasting solutions to raw water consumed by
The effects of drinking contaminated water go beyond gastroenteritis and skin conditions for Luveve residents who drank contaminated water in May this
Operational challenges for women informal traders have since scaled up following the demolition of vending stalls in most parts of the country
Zimbabwean authorities have since armed the police with state-of-the-art crowd control equipment to “crack down on lock down violations” although the real
