Urban Survivors Left Out as Gukurahundi Hearings Reopen Decades-Old Wounds
Urban survivors of the Gukurahundi genocide are being excluded from public hearings decades after the killings.
Lynnia NgwenyaTag: Matebeleland South
When Crops Fail, Insects Feed Communities
From mopane worms to termites and harurwa, edible insects are feeding families, generating income and offering a climate-resilient answer to hunger. But with insect populations declining, researchers say Zimbabwe may need to do more than harvest them; it may need to start farming them.
Mine Residents at Risk as Sewer Floods Homes Amid Crisis
A growing water crisis at Vubachikwe Mine in Gwanda is putting residents at risk, with health concerns mounting as the crisis worsens.
Gwanda’s Toilet Crisis Poses Health Hazards
In Gwanda, a critical shortage of public restrooms forces travelers to seek relief behind bushes, escalating health risks in a town that’s a key passage to the country’s busiest Beitbridge border.
Surge in Teenage Pregnancies and STIs Poses Crisis in Mat South
As teenage pregnancies and risky sexual behaviors escalate in Matabeleland South, the province faces a growing crisis that endangers the health and future of its youth.
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