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Bulawayo Artist's 250km walk against drug abuse

Ntini emphasised how artists mirror society by addressing community issues, making this walk crucial for raising awareness.

By Margaret Lubinda Jun. 29, 2025

Bulawayo Artist's 250km walk against drug abuse

Chinaka border area identified as HIV, child exploitation high-risk zone

The revelation was made during the Not in My Village campaign hosted by the National Aids Council (Nac) at the Chinaka Border Health Post yesterday.

By Clayton Masekesa Jun. 21, 2025

Chinaka border area identified as HIV, child exploitation high-risk zone

Zvishavane emerges as Midlands HIV hotspot

The information was released during a recent National Aids Council (Nac) media sensitisation workshop held in Redcliff.

By Stephen Chadenga Jun. 20, 2025

Zvishavane emerges as Midlands HIV hotspot

Too many barriers to success for former farmworkers in Zimbabwe

‘Success’ is limited by a set of major structural constraints that individuals cannot overcome by themselves.

By Ian Scoones Jun. 8, 2025

Too many barriers to success for former farmworkers in Zimbabwe

Mash West makes great strides in Aids fight

This emerged at the belated National Aids Council World Aids Day commemorations held at Patchway in Sanyati .

By Chimeno Azriel Jun. 8, 2025

Mash West makes great strides in Aids fight

Mat South, NAC forge alliance to fight HIV, child marriages

Zimbabwe, with about 1,5 million people living with HIV and Aids and many third world countries that benefited from USAid, were left to combat diseases in areas once covered by NGOs.

By Rex Mphisa May. 31, 2025

Mat South, NAC forge alliance to fight HIV, child marriages

Period poverty exposes vulnerable girls to HIV

Menstrual Health Day is celebrated globally on May 28 to fight period poverty and end stigma surrounding menstrual health issues.

By Stephen Chadenga May. 30, 2025

Period poverty exposes vulnerable girls to HIV

Lost in the era of complacency: Zim’s HIV/Aids challenge

While this is a remarkable achievement, it has also led to a shift in perception, with some young people viewing HIV and Aids as no longer a significant threat.

By Tapfumanei Muchabaiwa May. 30, 2025