Inside the makeshift maternity wards of Harare
Medical experts interviewed for this article say such births are often conducted under unsafe conditions by untrained people, putting both the mother and baby at risk.
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Several inconsistencies between PVOs Bill and the Constitution
Veritas has identified several inconsistencies between the Bill and the Constitution.
By Veritas
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Drought claims 9 000 cattle
The El Niño weather phenomenon has resulted in erratic rainfall patterns across Zimbabwe leading to widespread crop failure and water shortages.
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A case for abolishment of death penalty in Zim
Zimbabwe carried out its last execution in 2005, but death sentences have continued to be imposed.
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A victory for human rights
Tuesday’s landmark decision comes as a Private Member’s Bill was introduced last year in the National Assembly to abolish the death penalty in Zimbabwe.
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Feb. 10, 2024
Our figures are correct, says ZimStat
ZimStat was reacting to concerns raised over the accuracy of mortality figures collected during the 2022 Population and Housing Census.
By Sharon Buwerimwe
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Cholera crisis: Harare water bombshell
The country has recorded 280 suspected cholera deaths with 65 of them confirmed since the outbreak began.
By Vanessa Gonye
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Govt, councils to blame for cholera deaths — lawyers
Health and Child Care minister Douglas Mombeshora said there was a need to improve community engagement to end the scourge.
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Insiza cattle succumbing to cyanide
Insiza Rural District Council chief executive Shephard Tshuma confirmed receiving reports of cattle deaths due cyanide poisoning.
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