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Gravel extraction activities on Warren Hills have left huge dongas that residents worry would be hazardous during the forthcoming rainy season
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Irked residents condemn gravel extraction on Warren Hills

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Members of the Cornerstone Group, a Christianity-based outfit supporting communities that is based in Marimba Park in Harare
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Sharing is loving… Where there is a will, there is...

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The COVID-19 pandemic has forced many girls in rural areas to engage in activities that could give them an income and they can no longer afford such basics as sanitary pads
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Our Story: “We use cow dung, leaves for sanitary pads”

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Emirates SkyCargo
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How global supply chains are sustaining Zimbabwe’s economy

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As the physical body becomes dependent on meth, mental state disruptions will take place when withdrawing from the drug. Long-term negative side effects of meth use can consist of depression, anxiety, and fatigue. Other signs include disarray, sleeping disorders, extreme irritability, and violent habits.
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Drug abuse woes as unemployed youths take to crystal meth

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A typical market day in Chirundu attracts hundreds of Zimbabweans and Zambians who buy and sell second hand clothes and other items such as vegetables. It is, however, of major concern that all the people at these markets and some held in rural areas take no preventive measures against contracting or spreading the Coronavirus
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COVID-19 cases soar as Zimbabwean authorities battle complacency

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The COVID-19 pandemic has thrown into disarray plans by vendors and other small enterprises to improve their businesses as government has imposed lockdowns and restrictions to curb the spread of the novel corona virus
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COVID-19 decimates lives, livelihoods along Zimbabwe’s busiest highway

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A woman carrying two children walks past a garbage dump amid the third wave of the Covid-19 pandemic in Harare, Zimbabwe on 21 April 2021. (Photo: EPA-EFE / Aaron Ufumeli)
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Bridging the gap between rich and poor: A strong middle class...

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