Many unemployed youth in Zimbabwe are taking to gambling to support themselves. Credit: Jeffrey Moyo/IPS by Jeffrey Moyo (harare) Wednesday, January 24, 2024 Inter Press Service HARARE, Jan 24…
Read more Zimbabweans Gambling for a Living Amid Escalating HardshipsGladys Mugabe (69) lives with her disabled son in Harare Gardens, a well-known recreational park in the Zimbabwean capital. Credit: Jeffrey Moyo/IPS by Jeffrey Moyo (harare) Thursday, January 04,…
Read more Homeless Families Now a Growing Issue in ZimbabweTabeth Gowere (76) makes extra cash from weaving plastic waste. A group of seniors started weaving plastic out of a need to improve the environment and make some…
Read more Seniors Thriving Through Plastic Waste in ZimbabweEven as they face their own challenges abroad, Zimbabweans living overseas say they can not consider heading back home to face the economic challenges – especially now with…
Read more Greener Pastures Not So Green for Zimbabweans in the DiasporaBad roads in rural Zimbabwe mean the community have to rely on donkey carts and jalopy cars as bus operators are not prepared to travel there. Credit: Jeffrey…
Read more ‘Stone-Age’ Donkey-Drawn Carts Ply Zimbabwes Abandoned Remote RoutesZimbabwe is losing 262 000 hectares of forests destroyed every year. Credit: Jeffrey Moyo/IPS by Jeffrey Moyo (harare) Tuesday, February 28, 2023 Inter Press Service HARARE, Feb 28 (IPS)…
Read more Forests Disappearing in Energy Poor Zimbabwean CitiesForty-year-old Admire Gumbo has invested in cattle back home in Zimbabwe’s rural Mwenezi district. The picture shows Gumbo’s cattle in Mwenezi. Credit: Jeffrey Moyo/ IPS. by Jeffrey Moyo (mberengwa)…
Read more Cattle Turn Into New Currency Amid Inflation in ZimbabweArtisanal miners are cutting down trees to process gold and climate change experts are concerned about the forests. Credit: Jeffrey Moyo/IPS by Jeffrey Moyo (mazowe, zimbabwe) Saturday, October 29,…
Read more Artisanal Miners Ruining Already Diminishing Forests in Zimbabwe
