Zimbabwe

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Environment
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They Paid for Homes. Zimbabwe Never Gave Them Deeds.

A rent-to-own program aimed to help black citizens obtain property in a post-colonial world. Decades later, many homebuyers are still waiting to call their house their own.

By Evidence Chenjerai

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Pregnant Women in Zimbabwe Flaunt Taboos With Baby Bump Photo Shoots

Social media trends have inspired a rise in these photo shoots in a culture that traditionally hides pregnancies.

By Evidence Chenjerai
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In Zimbabwe, Free Cancer Screenings Are Widely Available. Treatment Isn’t.

By Linda Mujuru
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Government Program in Zimbabwe Pushes Nurses Abroad

A requirement for nursing students guarantees low pay, and a risk that their diplomas will be withheld.

By Gamuchirai Masiyiwa

and Prudence Phiri

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Photo by Fortune Moyo, GPJ Zimbabwe

Global Press Journal in Zimbabwe

Stories from Zimbabwe

Arts

Discover a global array of artists, chefs and entertainers.

Pregnant Women in Zimbabwe Flaunt Taboos With Baby Bump Photo Shoots

By Evidence Chenjerai

When Advertising and Journalistic Integrity Collide, Advertising Usually Wins

By Evidence Chenjerai

Vendors Fear Loss of Culture as Hotels Dominate Souvenir Sales

By Fortune Moyo

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Economy

Examine the forces that shape business, innovation and policy around the world.

Small Businesses Struggle to Adapt to Zimbabwe’s Frequent, Erratic Power Cuts

By Evidence Chenjerai

Return of Zambian Vendors Rattles Merchants in Victoria Falls

By Fortune Moyo

A Government Crackdown Is Looming, but Zimbabweans Still Flock to Online Thrift Shops

By Fortune Moyo

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Education

Study opportunities and barriers to education across the globe.

Pandora’s Lunchbox: How School Fees Embody the Chaos of Zimbabwe’s Currency System

By Evidence Chenjerai

A Teacher Exodus Threatens the Future of Zimbabwe’s Education System

By Gamuchirai Masiyiwa

For These Zimbabwean Children, a Good Education Means Living on Their Own

By Gamuchirai Masiyiwa

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Environment

Witness the human impact of a changing climate.

A Harvest for Hunger in Rural Zimbabwe

By Evidence Chenjerai

In Zimbabwe, Disaster at the Intersection of Cholera and Climate Change

By Linda Mujuru

Traditional Healers’ Demand for Vulture Parts Threatens Birds’ Survival — and Zimbabwe’s Ecosystem

By Linda Mujuru

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Health

Investigate healthcare challenges and solutions worldwide.

In Zimbabwe, Free Cancer Screenings Are Widely Available. Treatment Isn’t.

By Linda Mujuru

Inside the Makeshift Maternity Wards of Harare

By Linda Mujuru

Remembering the Zimbabwean Health Care System’s Heyday

By Gamuchirai Masiyiwa

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Human Rights

Track the struggle for fairness and freedom.

Driving Cargo Trucks in Zimbabwe Is Dangerous and Difficult. This Woman Is Doing It Anyway.

By Evidence Chenjerai

‘Pirate’ Taxis Blamed for a Rise in Hit-and-Runs in Zimbabwe

By Linda Mujuru

After Waiting Nearly 10 Years, Hungry Families in Arid Zimbabwe Thirst for Promised Water

By Gamuchirai Masiyiwa

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Migration

Explore how and why people cross borders.

Government Program in Zimbabwe Pushes Nurses Abroad

By Gamuchirai Masiyiwa

and Prudence Phiri

Amid Zimbabwe’s Mass Exodus, Meet the Doctors and Nurses Who Stayed Behind

By Gamuchirai Masiyiwa

As Parents Seek Opportunity Abroad, Children in Zimbabwe Find Abuse at Home

By Linda Mujuru

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