Linda Mujuru

Reporter

Linda Mujuru joined Global Press in Zimbabwe in 2016. Her quest is to practice a kind of journalism that is solution-based. At Global Press, Linda has an opportunity to tell stories from her community in an ethical and objective manner.

Articles

Zimbabwe

Selling Grass in Zimbabwe

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Youngest Woman in Zimbabwe’s Parliament Works to Boost Youths’ Civic Engagement

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Zimbabwean Girl Hangs Hopes on Line

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Long Lines, High Prices, No Cash: Zimbabwe Crippled by Economic Reforms

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Zimbabwean Boy Enjoys Mulberries

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Is there a ‘Local’ Dollar in Zimbabwe? Banks Say Yes

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Business Is Booming for Handmade Wigs in Zimbabwe

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Political Promises: One Local Lawyer Champions Rights for People with Disabilities in Zimbabwe

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Despite Demand, Zimbabwe’s Government-Trained Nurses Struggle to Find Work

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Gathering Water in Zimbabwe

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Insulin Prices Spike in Zimbabwe, as Cash Shortage Continues

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Zimbabwe’s Wetlands Threatened, as Illegal Development Goes Unpunished

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Making Custom Jewelry in Zimbabwe’s Capital

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Zimbabweans in Granite Mining Areas See Little Revenue From Prized Stone

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Zimbabwe Bans Ads for Faith Healing, After ‘Cures’ Lead Some to Stop HIV Treatment

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Zimbabwe’s Ban on Faith-Healing Broadcasts Gets Mixed Reviews

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Rallies, Speeches and Music: Images From Zimbabwe’s Electoral Campaigns

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A Milestone Vote: Zimbabweans Cast Their Ballots on July 30 in First Post-Mugabe Elections

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Presidential Candidates Zero in on Zimbabwe’s Faltering Education System

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Joice Mujuru: The Fighter

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Elton Mangoma: The Crusader

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Emmerson Mnangagwa: The Winner

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Noah Manyika: The Expat

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Violet Mariyacha: The Matriarch

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Zimbabwean Man Sells Photocopied Textbooks

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Zimbabwe Leaves Students Broke and Alone in Foreign Countries

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Overcoming Obstacles, Zimbabwe Bird Park Dazzles With Exotic Species and Falconry

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Zimbabwe Mandates Preschool, but Untrained Teachers and Unlicensed Schools Abound

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Zimbabwe’s Seed Banks Act as Farmers’ Defense Against Radical Changes in Climate

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Zimbabwe Officials Are Trying to Fix This Settlement, but the Problems Run Deep

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Once the Nation’s Pride, Zimbabwe’s Schools Endure Chronic Setbacks

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Chinese-Owned Mining Companies Bring Work and Hazards to Zimbabwe

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Amid Nationwide Unemployment, Zimbabwe’s Teachers Take Extra Job Registering Voters

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With Cash in Short Supply, Zimbabweans Turn to Smugglers for Basic Necessities

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Zimbabweans Separate Recyclables From Waste

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Breaking With Tradition, Zimbabwean Women Perform on the Mbira

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As Migration Alters Traditional Family Structures in Zimbabwe, Women Replace Lost Connections With Social Media

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Fishermen Caught Between Livelihood and Laws to Protect Lake Chivero

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Siblings Travel to Local Mill to Grind Maize

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Zimbabwe Working to Get Back Citizens Trafficked Elsewhere. But Is It Enough?

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Indigenous Crops a Lucrative Business for Some, an Unaffordable Luxury for Others

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Zimbabwean Kids Endure Long Walks to Reach Qualified Schools

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Political Chaos Reveals Abundance Of Fake News on Zimbabwe Social Media

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Citizens React: Zimbabweans Hopeful, Reflective Following Mugabe’s Resignation

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Zimbabwean Citizen Waves Flag in Protest of Mugabe

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Singing Praise at ‘the Stone of God’ in Zimbabwe

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Zimbabwean Furniture Maker Crafts Wardrobe

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Muslim Women’s Group in Zimbabwe Share Faith

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With Economy in Shambles, Zimbabwe’s Gold Miners Risk Mercury Poisoning for Payday

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No Money, No Blood: Hospitals in Zimbabwe Charge $100 Per Unit

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Zimbabweans Head to Polls Next Year, But Some Are Already Questioning Results

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Zimbabwean Dancers Practice the Bachata

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After the Death of a Spouse, Local Customs Provide Support and Create Challenges

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Popular in Rural Areas, Roadrunner Chicken is Becoming an Urban Delicacy

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For An Apostolic Sect in Zimbabwe, Healing and Revenge Go Hand in Hand

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A Cash Crop for a Cash-Strapped Nation, Zimbabwe’s Farmers Turn to Tobacco

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Fabric Sends Symbolic Message in Zimbabwe As African Prints Become a Growing Trend

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Illegal Sand Mining Rampant in Harare Suburbs, Leaving Residential Areas Degraded

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Zimbabwe’s Same-sex Marriage Ban Used to Justify Harassment of LGBT Community

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One Hour In Zimbabwe: Explore Harare’s Art Scene, Beyond Gallery Walls

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Homeless Disabled Gather After Eviction in Zimbabwe

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Harare Arts Festival Shines Spotlight On Zimbabwe’s Artists and Craftspeople

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Zimbabwean Pot Maker Works With His Son

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Zimbabwe Musicians Take Aim at Corruption

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Furniture Weaver Makes a Chair in Zimbabwe

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Zimbabwe Entrepreneurs Find Niches Despite Country’s Economic Crisis

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Pirate Taxis Flourish in Zimbabwe’s Capital As War Between Police and Drivers Escalates

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After Building on Land They Thought They Owned, Zimbabweans Are Left Homeless

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In A Poorly-Planned City, A Rainstorm Destroys Illegally-Built Homes

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Featured Photo of Informal Parking Attendant in Zimbabwe

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Amid Dearth of Drugs for Mentally Ill, Same Medications Are Abused on the Street

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Blind Zimbabwean Actress Defies Odds

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In Zimbabwe, Featured Photo of Billiards Game

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Amid Job Scarcity, Zimbabwe’s Unlicensed Brick Molders Degrade the Land

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In Zimbabwe, Warnings About Traditional Healers’ Vaginal Procedure Don’t Stop Women

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Feature Photo: Zimbabwe: Water Shortage

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Feature Photo: Zimbabwe: Street Tailors

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In Zimbabwe People Use Water From Dam Where Deaths are Common, Officials Do Little to Secure It

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Citizens React: Zimbabwe to Print $75M in Bond Notes in Response to Cash Shortages