Full Coverage: Zimbabwe

10/18/2007 Zimbabwelaisilla naisilla on maanmiehiinsä verrattuna keskimäärin 1,35-kertainen riski saada hiv-tartunta. Syitä tähän ovat ennen muuta naisiin kohdistuva väkivalta ja seksiin pakottaminen, jotka sekä miehet että naiset usein hyväksyvät osaksi avioliittoa.

10/18/2007 Gender inequalities and a widespread acceptance of sexual violence among couples in Zimbabwe are contributing to the exacerbation of the HIV/AIDS crisis, writes Masimba Biriwasha.

10/18/2007 Financial grants from an organization that works to alleviate global poverty is allowing Zimbabwean schools to waive mandatory tuition fees for vulnerable children such as orphans, who comprise one third of the country's youth population and are least likely to attend school.

10/04/2007 The Government has conceded to the demands made by Zimbabweans to amend the Public Order and Security Act (POSA.

10/02/2007 Events to mark the 8th anniversary of the founding of the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC), the main opposition party in Zimbabwe, have been violently disrupted by pro-government militias. Ontibile Kababongwe reports from Masvingo.

10/02/2007 In the face of climate change-driven agricultural decline, a farming method called "conservation agriculture" multiplied one Tanzanian maize farmer's harvest by eight tons over a ten-year period.

10/01/2007 The chief executive officer of Zimbabwe Broadcasting Holdings (ZBH), Henry Muradzikwa, has admitted that political interference and censorship of news reports is the order of the day at the state-controlled national broadcaster.