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A generation buried before it’s born

That a learner who should be dreaming of becoming a doctor or an engineer has resigned himself to descending into dangerous pits for a few dollars is a testament to what is wrong in our society.
By Newsday 1h ago

‘Children with Down Syndrome missing in Bulawayo schools’

ZDSA coordinator Sibonisiwe Mazula said inclusive education had been identified as a priority after consultations under a capacity-building programme implemented by CBM Global.
By Sharon Sibindi Jun. 26, 2026

Zimbabwe says monitoring returning health workers after hantavirus exposure

Port Health Services screened and assessed the travellers on arrival at Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport before placing them under a 45-day observation period, the ministry said.
By Boitumelo Makhurane May. 12, 2026

Corporate politics and structural noise

WHY are some organisations failing, yet others are winning?  
By Jonah Nyoni Mar. 28, 2026

‘Mhandu yemukadzi’: Confronting how internalised sexism maintains the status quo

WE often imagine patriarchy as a fortress guarded exclusively by men, its ramparts manned by those who benefit most from its hierarchy. 
By Joyline Chiedza Basira Feb. 10, 2026

Support people with intellectual disabilities, govt urged

He urged companies to offer employment opportunities to people with intellectual disabilities.
By AUSTIN KARONGA Mar. 25, 2025

Down Syndrome Association facing accommodation crisis

ZDSA coordinator Sibonisiwe Mazula explained that they had been paying US$50 in rent since moving into the premises in 2011. 
By Sharon Sibindi Feb. 23, 2025

International environmental days in the context of the global calendar overload

As nations observe and commemorate important days and weeks, the playing field is not level and supportive.
By Peter Makwanya Jan. 20, 2025

Building on the progress made in the HIV response

But the disease itself or rather its traces have a much longer history. The oldest known HIV infection was reportedly found in 1959.
By Tapiwa Gomo Dec. 2, 2024