Inheritance law 29/07/2019 – by Jeffrey Moyo Widows fight for their rights In Zimbabwe, widows are legally entitled to their late husband’s assets, but in-laws often contest the inheritance Read
Water 22/07/2019 – by Humphrey Nkonde Less rain, less electricity, less food Little rainfall in Zambia leads to power cuts and low maize production Read
Menstrual health 15/07/2019 – by Isaac Sagala Sanitary products still too expensive Kenya has scrapped the tax on menstrual products, but they are still too expensive for rural women Read
Water 08/07/2019 – by Mireille Kanyange Burundi’s water sources are drying up Burundi is struggling with various measures to stop the disappearance of its water sources Read
Natural disasters 01/07/2019 – by Jeffrey Moyo Dangerous signs of climate change Cyclones are becoming more frequent in Zimbabwe, due to climate change Read
Escaping poverty 24/06/2019 – by Humphrey Nkonde Bank transfers from Parmalat A dairy co-operative in Zambia’s Copperbelt helps women escape poverty Read
War 17/06/2019 – by Nawar Almir Ali Scars on young bodies The civil war in Syria has left many children injured and traumatised Read
Public health 10/06/2019 – by Raphael Mweninguwe Preventable diseases Malawi’s health sector is doing a good job in combatting neglected tropical diseases Read
War 03/06/2019 – by Moutaz Ali Shell shocks during Ramadan Despite on-going fighting, Libyans celebrate the holy month of Ramadan Read
Aquaculture 27/05/2019 – by Jeffrey Moyo Fish replaces meat Fish farming is becoming popular in Zimbabwe Read
Mobile money services 20/05/2019 – by Humphrey Nkonde Popular with employees and customers alike Mobile-phone companies in Zambia give unemployed youth a chance Read
