By Roselyne Sachiti recently in Plumtree
"STAYING in a border town is a horrible experience for children who have lost both parents and are living in poverty. "There

The main on-site impact is the reduction in soil quality which results from the loss of the nutrient-rich upper layers of the soil

By Monicah Kuvheya
BLARING hooters, ululating, screeching vehicle tyres, symphony, imbibing and general partying has been the norm in

From Mike Chimombe in Chegutu
As 45-year-old James Murombedzi passes by David Whitehead factory in Chegutu on his way to Harare, his mind inevitably

By Walter Nyamukondiwa in Chinhoyi
At the ripe age of 80, Mbuya Karigande confines other women of a lesser age to the less energy sapping roles of singing,

Another man's meat is another man's poison. While some Zimbabweans are leaving the country in droves owing to perceived

By Fortious Nhambura
SAMSON CHIPITIRI (not his real name) has been at the queue since 8am and now it's getting to midday he looks dejected

From Opitato Guvamombe in Bindura
MBIRE, Zimbabwe's youngest district after being demarcated from Guruve in 2001, is a land of plenitude, famed for its

By Roselyne Sachiti in Nyamandlovu
AGNES PHIRI is a 73-year-old woman, a mother of four and grandmother of 16. She owns five cows, several chickens and

By Trudy Stevenson, Zimbabwe's Ambassador to Senegal
THIS article is a first attempt to answer that question from your mission in Dakar, Senegal, in French-speaking West Africa.