THIS WEEK IN PICTURES

Children from Jairos Jiri School( from left) Tracey Bhongoza, Stella Jongwe and Nashie Kukwana showcase their dancing skills during First Lady Amai Grace Mugabe's birthday celebrations held in Mazowe last week - Picture by Kudakwashe Hunda
Children from Jairos Jiri School( from left) Tracey Bhongoza, Stella Jongwe and Nashie Kukwana showcase their dancing skills during First Lady Amai Grace Mugabe’s birthday celebrations held in Mazowe last week – Picture by Kudakwashe Hunda
Vendors enjoy brisk business selling firewood in Epworth due to low temperatures which were prevailing in the past weeks - (Picture by Tawanda Mudimu)
Vendors enjoy brisk business selling firewood in Epworth due to low temperatures which were prevailing in the past weeks – (Picture by Tawanda Mudimu)
Brother and Sister Kimberly (7) and Prosper Gumbu enjoy reading books at the Zimbabwe International Book Fair underway in Harare - Picture by Kudakwashe Hunda
Brother and Sister Kimberly (7) and Prosper Gumbu enjoy reading books at the Zimbabwe International Book Fair underway in Harare – Picture by Kudakwashe Hunda
Chitungwiza Arts Centre sculptors load a one and half tone hippo bought for transportation to South Africa-enroute to Turkey (Picture by Lovemore Meya)
Chitungwiza Arts Centre sculptors load a one and half tone hippo bought for transportation to South Africa-enroute to Turkey (Picture by Lovemore Meya)
Workers put final touches to a newly built bridge as The City of Harare intensifies infrastructure development in Caledonia
Workers put final touches to a newly built bridge as The City of Harare intensifies infrastructure development in Caledonia
This woman was photographed fetching water from an unprotected well in Harare's new surburb of Caledonia
This woman was photographed fetching water from an unprotected well in Harare’s new surburb of Caledonia

 

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