Reports

Participants hail inclusivity and cooperation at the 2023 education joint sector review as stakeholders from across sectors gather in Harare to review progress and plan the future. After listening intently and taking notes, delegates to a recent…

CARE International and its partners have launched the Community-Based Adaptation: Scaling up Community Action for Livelihoods and Ecosystems in Southern Africa and Beyond (CBA-SCALE Southern Africa+) project, generously funded by the German Government's Federal Ministry for…

by Sheila Omom When disaster strikes, coming together to support impacted communities not only helps with their recovery – it can set them on the path to a more resilient, sustainable future. Extreme weather events are becoming more…

HARARE, LILONGWE, MAPUTO, 22 February 2024– Tens of thousands of children in Zimbabwe, Malawi and Mozambique are at risk of deadly disease as the 2024 cyclone season threatens to bring more floods, potentially worsening the region’s…

Highlights · A total of 12,063 children (6,601 girls and 5,462 boys), were treated for wasting in 2023. · A total of 3,675,112 people (2,766,829 females and 908,283 males) accessed essential primary health care services between January and…

In this 2023 report, you will find compelling examples showcasing the profound impact of World Vision Zimbabwe (WVZ) on the lives of the most vulnerable children. With an unwavering commitment to prioritize the well-being of vulnerable…

Harare – Forty-six-year-old Goodluck Moyo* from Chitungwiza, a town just outside the country’s capital, Harare, started feeling unwell after his day shift at work. “I suspect it was the water I drank while at work,”…

Dr Tajudeen Oyewale, UNICEF Representative and Nobuhle Nokutenda Sibanda, a 17-years-old learner from Beitbridge On 24 January, the world celebrates the International Day of Education, dedicated this year to Learning for lasting peace. The day provides a…

A school in rural Zimbabwe is experiencing changing fortunes as GPE funds improve the learning environment. Lunch hour at Gandangula Primary School in Lupane is a good time for children to share fruit and play games in…

12 January 2024 By Vivian Mugarisi Harare, Zimbabwe - The recent surge in cholera cases has placed immense pressure on healthcare facilities, particularly the Beatrice Road Infectious Disease Hospital (BRIDH) in Harare. To alleviate this strain and ensure…