LOOKING BACK: Drought-hit areas will need aid

The Herald, 31 March 1989 PEOPLE in Chipinge, Mberengwa, Zvishavane, Shurugwi, Chivi and Chirumanzu have been badly affected by drought and will need food aid, says the National Farmers’ Association…

When fatigue is a misunderstood illness

Rumbidzayi Zinyuke Health Buzz Almost everyone has, at some point, experienced symptoms they cannot quite explain. You wake up exhausted despite a full night’s sleep and push through the day,…

From refuse truck to boardroom: Woman rewrites destiny through grit and faith

Mashudu Netsianda [email protected] WHAT began with gruelling pre dawn shifts collecting refuse on the streets of Harare has evolved into a remarkable leadership journey for a woman who refused to…

Unsung heroines: Mothers caring for children with disabilities share daily struggles

Patrick Chitumba [email protected] AS Women’s Month comes to a close, we celebrate the extraordinary mothers and guardians who dedicate their lives to caring for children with disabilities. These selfless individuals…

Compassionate mother raising 98 children with disabilities

Jinja District, Uganda — On a muddy, uneven and unnamed road on the outskirts of the eastern city of Jinja, children laugh and play in a compound surrounded by green…

Our soul is our essential identity

Flora Teckie Bahá’í Perspective Even though we live on earth in physical bodies, our essential identity is defined by an invisible, rational, and everlasting soul. Our soul is a spiritual…

Month of war reveals strategic failure of US attacking Iran

Murad Sadygzade After one month of war against Iran, one conclusion stands out more clearly than anything declared in all the press briefings: Neither the US nor Israel entered this…

COMMENT: Women’s progress still needs society to rethink attitudes, protect victims

As we come to the end of March—the month set aside each year to highlight women’s issues, although attention to the rights and needs of all citizens, including women, is…

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