Rutendo Mazhindu
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Articles Written By Rutendo Mazhindu
A rare disease with big problems
   “We May Be Small, But Our Dreams Are Big”: Life with Turner Syndrome in ZimbabweAt first glance, Vimbainashe Hove of Gweru could pass for a teenager. She is 24, and determined, but her small frame...
Johannes Simau Charts New Altitude for Zimbabwe’s Aviation
Johannes Simau, founder and chief executive of Flycristal Airways, is turning a personal dream into a national ambition — to make Zimbabwean skies competitive on the global map.For Simau, aviation isn...
ZHHA Marks 15 Years with Cultural Estate Theme
 The Zimbabwe Hip Hop Awards (ZHHA) will celebrate their 15th edition on December 12, 2025 , at Zimbali Garden in Greendale, Harare, under the theme “Cultural Estate.” Powered by Liquor Supplies this...
CHRA slams Harare’s unrealistic water tariffs
 The Combined Harare Residents Association (CHRA) has come  against the City of Harare’s proposed 2026 Budget, stating the planned water tariff hikes as astronomic, unrealistic, and insensitive to the...
US$2 Million Boost to Strengthen Dialysis and Blood Services at Parirenyatwa
 For 36-year-old Linnet Chibema, every dialysis session at Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals has long felt like a race against time — a race for her life.Some days, she arrived before sunrise, only to w...
Village Health Worker Jailed Nine Years for Ivory Possession
 A Mushambi Village health worker, Edison Gonamombe, 54, was yesterday sentenced to nine years in prison after being found in possession of 17.02 kilograms of raw ivory.Gonamombe was arrested in Janua...
Breaking: New AU–UNESCO Report Warns of Education Crisis in Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe’s young generations are struggling with basic literacy, a new education report warns — revealing that the country’s poorest children are still being left behind.The Spotlight Report on Founda...
Decades-Old Abortion Law Puts Women’s Lives at Risk
 A silent crisis continues to claim young lives across Zimbabwe as women and girls resort to unsafe abortions due to the country’s restrictive abortion law, which has remained unchanged for nearly fiv...
Goromonzi Women Boost Livelihoods Through Fish Pond Restocking
 Women in Goromonzi District have begun restocking fish ponds as part of efforts to strengthen food security and improve incomes in rural communities.The initiative marks the second phase of work by t...