Farai Shawn Matiashe

6 days ago | ipsnews.net | Farai Shawn Matiashe

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6 days ago | ipsnoticias.net | Farai Shawn Matiashe

BULAWAYO, Zimbabue – Migren Matanga creció rechazando los cereales pequeños y tradicionales en Rushinga, en el norte de Zimbabue. Esta mujer de 58 años, madre de cuatro hijos y residente en la aldea de Toruzumba, dependía del maíz y el algodón, uno de los principales cultivos comerciales de la zona en aquella época. No fue hasta finales de la década de 2010 cuando esta pequeña agricultora se dio cuenta de la necesidad de practicar una agricultura climáticamente inteligente.

2 weeks ago | jeuneafrique.com | Farai Shawn Matiashe

Publié le 27 avril 2025 Lecture : 8 minutes. Fichier généré le Bien que le président zimbabwéen Emmerson Mnangagwa ait publiquement nié toute intention de prolonger son règne au-delà de 2028, un réseau de fidèles alliés se mobilise activement pour modifier la Constitution zimbabwéenne en sa faveur. Rassemblées sous la bannière du mouvement de l’Agenda 2030, des personnalités influentes de la Zanu-PF (Union nationale africaine du Zimbabwe – Front patriotique,

3 weeks ago | theafricareport.com | Farai Shawn Matiashe

The majority of white commercial farmers who were dispossessed of their land during Zimbabwe’s chaotic Land Reform Programme have dismissed President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s recent $3.1m compensation announcement as a publicity stunt aimed at currying favour with US President Donald Trump. On 9 April, finance minister Mthuli Ncube issued a statement claiming the government had paid $3.1m for the first batch of 378 repossessed farms, just 1% of the total $311m earmarked for compensation.

4 weeks ago | gavi.org | Farai Shawn Matiashe

Juliet Kutama vividly remembers when she suffered from cholera in 2023 at her home in Kuwadzana, a high-density suburb in the capital, Harare. The 30-year-old had stools that resembled rice-water, and vomited several times a day. “I started feeling weak. It was life threatening,” said the mother-of-two, her brow furrowed. “That was close.”Kutama was taken to a local clinic where they had set up a cholera treatment centre.