Stigma stalling HIV fight

Zimbabwe has achieved the 95, 95, 95 at crude population level, but on sub-population groups, there are still challenges in achieving this, especially for young people.
By Vanessa Gonye Feb. 23, 2024

Curtain comes down on ICASA

Chiwenga said it was crucial to reflect on the progress made and acknowledge the challenges that lay ahead.
By Vanessa Gonye Dec. 10, 2023

I could have died before 40: Mono Mukundu

He revealed that he never thought he would reach the age of 40 due to HIV and Aids, which claimed the lives of many of his peers in the early 1990s.
By Sindiso Dube Oct. 1, 2023

Pre-election atmosphere may worsen your health problems

Stroke alone accounts for close to five million deaths annually while hypertension directly and indirectly takes at least seven million lives from this world yearly.
By Johannes Marisa Jul. 27, 2023

Huge drop in Matabeleland South HIV prevalence

Data from the National Aids Council (NAC) shows that Matabeleland South’s HIV prevalence rate is 17%, making it the highest in the country.
By Staff Reporter Jun. 4, 2023

An unusual lifesaver for sex workers

NewsDay Weekender tracked her as a yesteryear majestic grey Toyota Hilux truck pulled out of the popular Dombotombo Flats laden with boxes.
By Jairos Saunyama Jun. 3, 2023

Zim prison conditions, a recipe for disaster

Given the tough life evident on the country’s streets, in high-density suburbs and villages — one can only imagine the horrors and hell the country’s prisoners are enduring
By Newsday Apr. 14, 2023

Zim prisons death traps: US

In its latest report on human rights practices, the United States said prisoners were living in squalid conditions with some of them either malnourished or seriously ill.
By Sharon Buwerimwe Apr. 13, 2023

Shot in arm for people living with HIV

“It is not everyday that you get somebody who really cares about people living with HIV. We really appreciate what this organisation is doing for us.”
By Nizbert Moyo Apr. 7, 2023