Of Rape and HIV Infection, The Plight Of Refugees In Transit
HAD it not been for the civil war in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Eunice, (not her real name) could have been completing her university studies this year. By Melody Chikono Fate has somehow found her stuck deep in Tongogara refugee camp in Chipinge where she has not been able to continue with her studies
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Mnangagwa Can Learn One or Two Things From Paul Kagame
ZIMBABWE is currently going through a new political dispensation following the resignation of former President Robert Mugabe who had ruled the country for 37 years, paving way for former Vice President Emmerson Mnangagwa. By Michael Gwarisa Through out Mugabe’s 37 year rule, Mnanagwa has been his wing man and unarguably his most trusted lieutenant. In
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Drug Stock Levels To Go Up- Minister
DRUG stock levels at all hospitals and health institutions are set to normalise at the back increased efforts to ramp up production at a local level as well as imporved financial support from the $18 million that was realised from air time health levy. By Michael Gwarisa Speaking during a tour of NATPHARM Pharmaceuticals yesterday,
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