The church in Zimbabwe today is under a severe and sustained attack. 

Factmore Dzobo

DAYS after returning from a visit to her rural home in Gokwe, Mrs Sarah Nyamande (30) had a severe headache, vomiting, nausea, chills and diarrhoea.

Lungile Tshuma

“Women are not participating in politics because they have fear of the unknown,” said a Bulawayo-based female journalist.

Factmore Dzobo

Mr Maposa Dokotela is a former National Railways of Zimbabwe employee.

Factmore Dzobo

Mrs Vikani Moyo of Green Fields Village in Mangwe district braves the scorching heat as she begins a 30km journey, driving her two thin cattle for fattening at Smith Block feedlot in Marula. 

Martin Stobart

It is an open secret that local governments in Zimbabwe are poorly managed to an extent of being endemic. 

Edmore Mhangami

MR Funnel Zvenyika of Somabula area near Gweru is a rare breed of a resettled farmer.

While the majority of farmers in his area ventured into crop farming, he opted for the more challenging arm of agriculture — cattle ranching. The middle-aged farmer, who benefited from the land reform programme 10 years ago, is today a successful cattle rancher who boasts of a herd of 900 cattle. He also has 142 goats, 230 pigs, 87 sheep and nine horses. 

Saul Gwakuba Ndlovu

A GROUP of Mangwe District community leaders recently expressed deep regret about the massive attraction South Africa has to the youth of the area many of whom desert school after Grade Seven to go down south.

Lungile Tshuma

IT is a fact that the Inclusive Government will come to an end sooner or later.

Its performance has been under serious criticism with some people regarding it as the worst Government since independence.

People have complained about poor service delivery and continuous bickering that have characterised its existence.

On poor performing portfolios, the civil society, political analysts together with residents, were left pondering as to what can be done to come up with people who can meet their expectations.

Plumtree Correspondent

ON 2 and 3 January, the Sanzukwi rural community in Mangwe District, Plumtree, after pooling resources, painted walls and replaced broken windows at a local secondary school.

“I have asthma problems and I can not walk for 15 kilometres to the clinic. Our nearest clinic is Dorset which is in Shurugwi”.