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Zim urged to invest in SRH, find solutions to end GBV

Zim urged to invest in SRH, find solutions to end GBV
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How Tricycles Are Saving Pregnant Mothers In Rural Zimbabwe

Nigeria Health Watch IN ZANA 3, Wedza District, 131 kilometres south of Harare, the capital of Zimbabwe, Talent Zindi, 21, a subsistence farmer, is inspecting the ear flowers of a maize plant in her field. She will be harvesting her maize crop in two weeks. Zindi says the harvest season reminds her of the stress that she went through in March 2019 trying to get transportation to Igava Clinic, 14 kilometres away from her home to deliver her baby. Luckily, back then, Zindi’s friend introduced her to Mobility for Africa, an NGO that offers electric tricycles, known locally as Hambas, to people in Wedza.

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Women participation in politics hamstrung by GBV

Women participation in politics hamstrung by GBV Tambudzai Chirongwe from Mudzimu village in Chiwenga ward in Muzarabani district, Mashonaland Central province, on the periphery of the Zimbabwean border with Mozambique, was forced to flee her home to seek refuge in Harare where she is now a vendor. BY Moses Mugugunyeki Chirongwe had to leave her home as she could not stand an abusive relationship, more so, being confined to the kitchen only. “My ex-husband [now late] would not allow me to go out and socialise with other women in the community. He was so possessive, but above all, he was very violent,” said the mother of two.

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