Tatenda Kanengoni

Associate Reporter

Tatenda Kanengoni joined Global Press in Zimbabwe in 2016. Her coverage mostly centered around culture and arts, youth, health, and education. Her goal was to encourage dialogue around issues often ignored and stigmatized in Zimbabwe.

Articles

Arts

Music Genre of Zim Dancehall Captures Sound, Spirit of Urban Life in Zimbabwe

Arts

Theatre in the Park in Zimbabwe’s Capital Offers Entertainment to Theater Lovers and a Wider Audience to Aspiring Actors

Human Rights

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

Education

Educational Journey Abroad Leads Young Zimbabwean Home to Teach Yoga in Her Community

Environment

Doma Community Faces Challenges as Nature Reserve Designation Restricts Hunting, Fishing

Environment

Zimbabwe Targets Maize Shortfall With Farm Loans in Exchange for Crops

Economy

In a Harare Suburb, Money Game Means Sharing Dreams, Earning $1

Arts

In These Restaurants, Traditional Zimbabwean Dishes Know No Bounds

Arts

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

Global Health

Buddhist Therapy Participants in Zimbabwe Find It Brings Strength, Healing

Education

Autism Centers Emerge in Harare, Increasing Treatment, Awareness

Arts

Zimbabweans Can Laugh At Politics Again, But There Are Limits

Economy

Zimbabwean Sculptors Struggle To Make Living Despite Low Prices, Forgeries

Environment

Despite Rise in Hunger, Zimbabwe Continues Ban on Some Genetically Modified Products

Global Health

Apostolic Churches That Refuse Medicine In Zimbabwe Slowly Reconsider Beliefs

Arts