‘DON’T’ HOLD WOMEN’S BODIES CAPTIVE’
THE United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) has said that over 40 percent of women globally do not have the right to make informed decisions about their bodies when seeking healthcare services.
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- Manicapost
- July 27, 2023
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Vanilla cake to carry you through winter
(Ingredients – Makes one large cake) 4 extra large eggs 250 ml sugar (1 cup) 500 ml cake flour (2 cups) 15 ml baking powder (1 Tbsp) 1 ml…
FROM VICTIM TO ADVOCATE
CHAMUNORWA Ndoro (26) from Budiriro has dedicated himself to addressing mental health issues through poetry and art.
- Manicapost
- July 27, 2023
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Ngozi misdirects missiles
Tendai Gukutikwa Weekender Reporter A tragic story of vengeance has emerged in Nyanga where a mother and her son who were killed by the family’s patriarch in 1977 are…
We’re under siege
CLIMATE change remains a real threat to the attainment of Sustainable Development Goals (SGDs) and urgent action is required to counter its undesirable impacts, UN Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator, Edward Kallon has said.
Youths urged to venture into agriculture
H Metro Reporter YOUNG people have been urged to venture into agriculture and to shun the use of recreational drugs.
Gems receive major boost
Tadious Manyepo in CAPE TOWN, South Africa THE Gems received a huge boost ahead of their World Cup campaign when they received an assortment of equipment from funeral services company…
More women break barriers to chart careers in wildlife conservation
Sifelani Tsiko Agric, Environment & Innovations Editor Zimbabwe is taking steps to increase the participation of women in wildlife conservation and creating a conducive environment to attract young girls to…
August 23: vote for consistency, peace and unity
Dr Masimba Mavaza As we countdown to election day in Zimbabwe on August 23, we need to remind each other to vote for consistency. ZANU PF has been a consistent…
Russia gives Zimbabwe 50 000 tonnes of grain
Innocent Madonko in ST PETERSBURG, Russia RUSSIA will, in the next three months, supply 50 000 tonnes of grain, which includes wheat, barley and maize, to Zimbabwe free of charge…