by New Ziana | Aug 9, 2023 | Features, News
Harare (New Ziana) – Although the government, partnered by various non-governmental organisations, has done much in recent years to assist people living with disabilities, their situation still requires a lot more attention. Progress in addressing their plight...
by New Ziana | Aug 2, 2023 | Features, News
It only took five years for the Second Republic to refurbish and expand the leading thermal power station which was built 40 years ago. Before expansion the country faced serious power black outs and outages, a situation which was affecting the nation economically....
by New Ziana | Aug 2, 2023 | Features, News
By Herbert Mutugwi Harare (New Ziana) – Being diagnosed with cancer in Zimbabwe is generally viewed as a death penalty. Many people do not survive the effects of this debilitating, non-communicable disease. The southern African nation has around 15 million people...
by New Ziana | Aug 1, 2023 | Features, Nehanda Guardian, Provincial Newspapers
Imagine a smallholder farmer who prepares his land the same way his father did – by slashing, burning, and clearing the way for the same crops he ate during his childhood and using this agronomic practice to feed his family today. Enter a sustainable agriculture...
by New Ziana | Jul 31, 2023 | Features, News
Suicides have reached alarming proportions in Zimbabwe with several reasons being cited for their cause. These include gender-based violence, drug and substance abuse, stress and depression due to failed love affairs or marriages, as well as economic and financial...
by New Ziana | Jul 28, 2023 | Features, News
By Johnson Siamachira Harare (New Ziana) -In developing countries such as Zimbabwe, unsafe food remains a threat to food and nutrition security and public health. Annually, 91 million people in Africa fall ill due to food-borne diseases. Of these, 127 000 will die,...
