Patience Muchemwa
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Articles Written By Patience Muchemwa
Visit Harare’s New LDS Temple Before Its Doors Close to the Public
For the first time in Zimbabwe’s history, the public is being invited inside a sacred space that will soon close its doors to all but the most spiritually prepared.Tucked into Harare’s Highlands subur...
Kekes Take Over Eastview Park Streets: Blessing or Traffic Threat
 Eastview Park’s once-quiet roads are now buzzing with Keke motorised tricycles, an affordable transport alternative that is reshaping how residents move around. While many commuters and business owne...
WHO Warns That Cheaper Sugary Drinks and Alcohol Are Fueling a Global Health Crisis
Sugary drinks and alcoholic beverages are becoming increasingly affordable worldwide, driving a sharp rise in noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) and injuries, the World Health Organization (WHO) has warn...
What does a smart China–Zimbabwe social partnership look like in 2026?
As China and Africa roll out the Year of People-to-People Exchanges, cooperation between Beijing and Harare is increasingly moving beyond diplomacy and mega-infrastructure into projects that directly...
AJAZ Applauds Farai Chimba’s Appointment as ZTA Board Chairman
Farai Chimba  The Arts Journalists Association of Zimbabwe has warmly welcomed the appointment of Farai Chimba as the new Board Chairman of the Zimbabwe Tourism Authority, describing the move as a tim...
A Game-Changing Alliance: Elevating Korfball in Zimbabwe Through Strategic Media Partnership
The growth of sport in any nation depends not only on talent and participation but also on visibility, credibility, and sustainable institutional support. In this regard, the signing of a Memorandum o...
Women at Work: How Chinese-Owned Mines Are Fueling Female Entrepreneurship in Zimbabwe
 Across Zimbabwe’s lithium belt and other mining districts, a revolution is unfolding at the edges of mining operations. Where mining towns were once associated with male-dominated labour and limited...
THE BOY WHO DANCED HIS WAY OUT OF THE STREETS
 In the dust and chaos of Harare’s crowded pavements, where survival is a daily negotiation and dreams rarely find space to breathe, a young boy once slept under shop verandas with nothing but concret...
The Story of Takudzwa Pedzai, Teacher and Korfball Leader
Takudzwa Pedzai carries himself with a calm presence, the kind that does not demand attention yet naturally earns it. As a teacher, development director, referee, and coach, he works tirelessly to str...