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Delimitation report rattles Zanu PF - The Standard - Vimarsana News

Delimitation report rattles Zanu PF - The Standard

Yesterday, two pro-Zanu PF organisations held separate Press conferences in the capital to trash the Zec report.

North Korea's monumental gifts to Africa - Artforum International - Vimarsana News

North Korea's monumental gifts to Africa - Artforum International

INTERNATIONAL FRIENDSHIP: THE GIFTS FROM AFRICA. BY CHE ONEJOON. Kehrer, 2021. 192 pages.ON OCTOBER 13, 2010, Senegalese president Abdoulaye Wade stood at Collines des Mamelles—twin hills that overlook the Atlantic Ocean and an important point of departure to the Americas from the entrepôt of the Cape Verde Peninsula during the transatlantic slave trade—and welcomed 163 Haitian university students who would be receiving free education after the catastrophic earthquake that January. The president was an impassioned rhetorical advocate for Haiti following the disaster. Days after the earthq...

Sustainability is the goal - Global Times - Vimarsana News

Sustainability is the goal - Global Times

For Florence Panda, the best thing about her new house in eastern Zimbabwe is not the modern design or the size, big enough for her family of nine.

Hit hard by storms and forest loss, Zimbabwe builds stronger homes - Vimarsana News

Hit hard by storms and forest loss, Zimbabwe builds stronger homes

New construction standards push Zimbabweans to swap traditional materials for cement bricks to protect homes from extreme weather, curb deforestation and conserve ...

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Zimbabwe rebuilds rural homes to withstand climate changes - Vimarsana News

Zimbabwe rebuilds rural homes to withstand climate changes

As Zimbabwe faces more and more extreme weather caused by climate change, traditional rural homes made from soil and wood are being destroyed. The government has issued new standards in an effort to encourage builders to switch to more durable materials.