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Zimbabwe Fertility Rate Down in 1982-2012

The results, however, show that fertility will remain high at four children per woman for the next two decades largely because it occurred too early and late in the lives of mothers.

Drought Cripples Zimbabwe's Farming Season

The province has not yet received any significant rains this year owing to the El Nino weather phenomenon set to affect millions of people in Southern Africa and other parts of the world this year.

Zimbabwe Activist Itai Dzamara Still Missing 9 Months After Abduction

The political activist, who was calling for the stepping down of President Robert Mugabe, was abducted by unknown assailants in Glen View, Harare.

Men's Self-Image Puts Them in Danger of Dying From AIDS

Researchers say although six out of 10 Africans with HIV are women, men are 25 percent more likely to die from the disease because they don’t know their status and/or don't access services

Botswana President Attempts to Resolve Dicey Work Permit Applications

About 6,000 out of 16,000 applicants are Zimbabweans, which makes them the largest number of foreign permit holders in the country

Lawmakers Urged to Scrutinize China, Zimbabwe Mega Deals

Speaking at a one day post-budget seminar on Tuesday, Mudenda said all public funds must be fully accounted for.

Starving Zimbabwe Villagers Selling Wild Fruits for Survival

Villagers said they are forced to pick wild fruits in the bush and sell to their clients travelling in buses and private vehicles so that they can earn a living.

Lawyers to Discuss Zimbabwe Constitution on Human Rights Day

This year’s human rights day commemorations coincide with missing activist Itai Dzamara of Occupy Africa Unity Square, marking nine full months since his abduction by unknown assailants

Studio 7, December 7, 2015

Livetalk Show, December 7, 2015

Ziscosteel Workers Vow to Stay Put Despite Retrenchment Threats

Workers council chairperson Benedict Moyo says they are still waiting to hear from management and government about their fate.