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Giant Tagarisa uses music to champion fight against drugs, child marriages 

He attributes his firm stance against child marriages and substance abuse to his church background and his long musical journey, which began in 1986. 
By Style Reporter Feb. 4, 2026

Beyond the Lockdown: What Really Happened to Marriages After COVID

Many couples report feeling more confident in their relationships now.
By Columnist Jan. 2, 2026

Short film on child marriages empowers Zimbabwe’s rural schoolgirls

In a dimly lit Moffat Hall in Mutare, young rural school girls’ eyes are glued to the screen as the film At The End of the Rainbow unfolds.
By CLAYTON MASEKESA Oct. 25, 2025
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48 000 children drop out of school

One of the major reasons why the learners are dropping out is poverty and girls getting impregnated, Parliament heard last week.
By Harriet Chikandiwa May. 11, 2025

Ratify laws to end child marriages, Zim urged

The amplified calls were made through a statement by Equality Now during the 45th Ordinary Session of the African Committee of Experts on the Rights and
By Lorraine Muromo Apr. 15, 2025

Govt raises awareness on new marriage law

According to Shana, the commission is committed to increasing public awareness of the country's laws.
By Obert Siamilandu Mar. 7, 2025

‘Bring back pregnant girls to school’

In 2020, Zimbabwe amended the Education Amendment Act to prohibit the exclusion of learners based on non-payment of fees and pregnancy.
By Lorraine Muromo Jun. 7, 2024

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By The Watcher May. 4, 2024

Hundreds of marriage certificates invalid

While the law itself has been updated, the physical marriage certificates have not, meaning  that couples are unknowingly holding onto documents that incorrectly cite “Chapter 5:11” of the act.
By Problem Masau Mar. 22, 2024