Jeffrey Moyo
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Zimbabwe: Forests Disappearing in Energy Poor Zimbabwean Cities
In New Ashdon Park, a medium-density area in the Zimbabwean capital, Harare, at new homes that have replaced a once thriving forest, makeshift fireplaces have become common sights as residents solely depend on firewood for energy. → Read More
Forests Disappearing in Energy Poor Zimbabwean Cities
In New Ashdon Park, an area in the Zimbabwean capital, Harare, residents depend on using wood from a nearby forest for fuel. → Read More
Zimbabwe: Cattle Turn Into New Currency Amid Inflation in Zimbabwe
In 2007 as inflation walloped the Zimbabwean currency, rendering it valueless, then 54-year-old Langton Musaigwa of Mataruse village west of Zimbabwe in Mberengwa district switched to cattle as his currency. → Read More
Cattle Turn Into New Currency Amid Inflation in Zimbabwe
In 2007 as inflation walloped Zimbabweans, some residents switched to cattle as currency; now, with inflation at 257%, cattle are again the solution. → Read More
Artisanal Miners Ruining Already Diminishing Forests in Zimbabwe
Hordes of artisanal gold miners throng parts of Mazowe village in Zimbabwe’s Mashonaland , where thousands of trees are cut down to process ore. → Read More
Poverty Haunts Land Reform Resettled Farmers in Zimbabwe
Edious Murewa was proud of his 10-hectare piece of land but now faces poverty 22 years after he invaded a farm once owned by a white commercial farmer. → Read More
Zimbabwe: Aged Persons Haunted By Abuse in Zimbabwe
At his house in Mabvuku, a high-density suburb in Harare, the Zimbabwean capital, 86-year-old Tinago Murape claims his grandchildren starve him. → Read More
Vulnerable Aged Persons Haunted by Abuse in Zimbabwe
At his house in Mabvuku, a high-density suburb in Harare, the Zimbabwean capital, 86-year-old Tinago Murape claims his grandchildren starve him. → Read More
Zimbabwe: Sand Poachers Fueling Environmental Harm in Zimbabwe
In Chitungwiza, right next to the highway, 36-year-old Nesbit Gavanga and his five colleagues use shovels as they load trucks with sand. → Read More
Sand Poachers Fueling Environmental Harm in Zimbabwe
Sand poachers in Zimbabwe are blamed for land degradation as they illegally mine river sand. Environmentalists say this could exacerbate climate change. → Read More
Zimbabwe: Starvation Pounds Inflation-Hit Urban Zimbabweans
With inflation at 256.9 percent, 49-year-old Dambudzo Chauruka can no longer afford to buy bread despite working as a civil servant in Zimbabwe. → Read More
Starvation Pounds Inflation-Hit Urban Zimbabweans
With inflation at 256.9 percent, 49-year-old Dambudzo Chauruka can no longer afford to buy bread despite working as a civil servant in Zimbabwe. → Read More
Nonagenarian Opposition Backer Contends for Change in Zimbabwe
Idah Hanyani, popularly known as Gogo Chihera, has backed the opposition since Zimbabwe gained independence The 91-year-old features at all the big rallies. → Read More
Zimbabwe’s Unsung Living HIV/AIDS Hero Spreads Message of Hope
Reki Jimu (51) has lived with HIV for decades. He spreads awareness of how to live successfully with the disease in his hometown of Chitungwiza, Zimbabwe. → Read More
Zimbabwe: Xenophobia-Hit Zimbabweans Saving Country's Dead Economy
Two decades ago, Trynos Mahamba left Zimbabwe for the United Kingdom, but back home, he has changed the lives of his relatives. → Read More
Xenophobia-hit Zimbabweans Saving Country’s Dead Economy
Remittances worth about US$1,4 billion sent by Zimbaweans living abroad are helping to keep the country's economy afloat while supporting families. → Read More
Zimbabwe: Mounting Scramble for Coronavirus Vaccines in Zimbabwe
More than a month ago, she lost her parents, brother, and wife, to the coronavirus. Then her fiancé battled COVID-19, but 27-year-old Melinda Gavi said she had not contracted the disease. → Read More
Mounting Scramble for Coronavirus Vaccines in Zimbabwe
More than a month ago, she lost her parents, brother, and wife, to the coronavirus. Then her fiancé battled COVID-19, but 27-year-old Melinda Gavi said she had not contracted the disease. Gavi joined crowds scrambling to get vaccinated at Parirenyatwa hospital in the Zimbabwean capital Harare even though she was previously sceptical about getting vaccinated … → Read More
Zimbabwe: Mushroom Farming a New Way of Life in Zimbabwe
Mushroom farming is gaining ground in urban Zimbabwe, with more and more people growing the delicacy in their backyard to earn extra bucks. → Read More
Zimbabwe: Solar Cures Energy Ills At Zimbabwe's Power-Short Clinics
Solar power systems at health centres enable live-saving equipment to function, vaccines to be refrigerated, computers to work and patients to get better treatment - and they are good for the climate → Read More