Village Rhapsody: Zimbabwe needs to reduce teen pregnancies

Zimbabwe experienced a notable increase in teenage pregnancies following the rigorous six-month lockdown imposed after the outbreak of Covid-19 two years ago.

By The Standard Aug. 7, 2022

Village Rhapsody: Zimbabwe needs to reduce teen pregnancies

Zimbabwe experienced a notable increase in teenage pregnancies following the rigorous six-month lockdown imposed after the outbreak of Covid-19 two years ago.

By The Standard Aug. 7, 2022

letter to my people: What’s happening to the strongest currency?

Gushungo, May His Soul Rest In Peace, even though he was a proud Catholic, also held the apostolic sects in high regard because they became unquestionably loyal to him.

By The Standard Apr. 24, 2022

letter to my people: What’s happening to the strongest currency?

Gushungo, May His Soul Rest In Peace, even though he was a proud Catholic, also held the apostolic sects in high regard because they became unquestionably loyal to him.

By The Standard Apr. 24, 2022

Building narratives: Child marriages: Govt should walk the talk

The 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence are used as an organising strategy by individuals and organisations around the world to call for the prevention and elimination of violence against women and girls.

By The Standard Dec. 5, 2021

Building narratives: Child marriages: Govt should walk the talk

The 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence are used as an organising strategy by individuals and organisations around the world to call for the prevention and elimination of violence against women and girls.

By The Standard Dec. 5, 2021

Ngwerume responds to vaccine inequalities

From time immemorial art has been used as a reaction to social unrest as well as inequality and for local sculptor David Ngwerume, his art work is a vehicle for discussions on societal issues such as child marriages, unity and justice, among others.

By The Standard Oct. 3, 2021

Ngwerume responds to vaccine inequalities

From time immemorial art has been used as a reaction to social unrest as well as inequality and for local sculptor David Ngwerume, his art work is a vehicle for discussions on societal issues such as child marriages, unity and justice, among others.

By The Standard Oct. 3, 2021

Social commentary: By Moses Mugugunyeki – Cyberbullying weighs more heavily on women, girls

The picture of a pregnant Machaya spread quickly and widely on the internet through social media, shocking the global community, including the United Nations which compelled the government to take action.

By The Standard Sep. 26, 2021