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Shamva records sharp decline in youth HIV prevalence
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How US military bases became a security liability for Gulf states
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Zanu PF plotting dynasty: Biti
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How corruption in schools is fuelling teen pregnancies, suicides
Mahuni’s story mirrors that of many girls in rural Zimbabwe who are pushed into early marriage or teenage pregnancies as a result of poverty and limited educational opportunities.
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Healthcare shake-up threatens 10 000 jobs
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The final week — avoid corporate extinction
ZIMBABWE’S corporate sector is facing a decisive and urgent compliance moment — one that carries consequences far beyond routine regulatory enforcement.
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10k reached in Bulawayo HIV prevention drive
The National Aids Council (NAC) Bulawayo Metropolitan Province has reached more than 10 000 people, including prisoners and sex workers, through its HIV and Aids prevention programmes.
By Silas Nkala
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Zimbabwe civic groups told to stand firm
CIVIC organisations across Zimbabwe have been urged to abandon a posture of fear and survival and instead position themselves as architects of a new civic order
By Nunurai Jena
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