Zimbabweans Gambling for a Living Amid Escalating Hardships
[ad_1] 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…
[ad_1] 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…
[ad_1] Gladys Mugabe (69) lives with her disabled son in Harare Gardens, a well-known recreational park in the Zimbabwean capital. Credit: Jeffrey Moyo/IPS by…
[ad_1] Tabeth Gowere (76) makes extra cash from weaving plastic waste. A group of seniors started weaving plastic out of a need to improve…
[ad_1] Even as they face their own challenges abroad, Zimbabweans living overseas say they can not consider heading back home to face the economic…
[ad_1] Bad roads in rural Zimbabwe mean the community have to rely on donkey carts and jalopy cars as bus operators are not prepared…
[ad_1] Zimbabwe is losing 262 000 hectares of forests destroyed every year. Credit: Jeffrey Moyo/IPS by Jeffrey Moyo (harare) Tuesday, February 28, 2023 Inter Press…
[ad_1] Forty-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…
[ad_1] Artisanal miners are cutting down trees to process gold and climate change experts are concerned about the forests. Credit: Jeffrey Moyo/IPS by Jeffrey…