Nutrition programs in Zimbabwe play a crucial role in combating malnutrition among children, enhancing their health, development, and future prospects.
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Women in Zimbabwe’s political landscape are breaking barriers with quotas, support, and digital platforms, shaping a path toward gender equity
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ZESA addresses Zimbabwe’s power outages due to technical issues and drought, with projects planned to stabilize future supply.
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Bulawayo, Zimbabwe’s second-largest city, faces a critical water shortage tHat could see taps run dry by year-end.
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Zimbabwe is implementing various reforestation initiatives to address deforestation, aiming to restore ecosystems and promote sustainable land management.
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Harare councillor fined for lying about academic credentials, raising questions about qualifications and competence in city council
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A human rights group claims Zimbabwe’s ruling party interfered in Mozambique’s recent elections, sparking unrest and raising international concerns.
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Minister Garwe promotes gender-responsive governance at the summit, highlighting inclusive practices in budgeting, service delivery, and equality for Zimbabwe’s development
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Zimbabwe’s land reforms reshape agriculture, driving food security, job creation, and economic resilience despite ongoing challenges
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The leaders also emphasized reciprocal visits by government and business delegations to boost partnerships in trade and technology.