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Fargo event to benefit nonprofit dedicated to providing clean drinking water - Vimarsana News

Fargo event to benefit nonprofit dedicated to providing clean drinking water

The girl in the photo on the pillow is Ruth, and she lives in Mwamba, Zambia. Ruth was eleven years old when this photo was taken last June, and she has just walked about a mile to this water hole to bring water back to her village. She will make...

Resilient Impala advance to Enterprise Cup semis - GhettoRadio 89.5 FM - Vimarsana News

Resilient Impala advance to Enterprise Cup semis - GhettoRadio 89.5 FM

Impala Saracens reached the Enterprise Cup semifinal with a hard fought 20-16 victory over Topfry Nakuru at the Impala Club on Saturday 26 March 2022.

Handball fixture altered to mourn KDF player Mwangi - Vimarsana News

Handball fixture altered to mourn KDF player Mwangi

Following the untimely death of Ulinzi Handball Team player Sergent Daniel Mwangi, Kenya Handball Federation has altered the Super Cup match fixtures.

Handball fixture altered to mourn KDF player Mwangi : The standard Sports - Vimarsana News

Handball fixture altered to mourn KDF player Mwangi : The standard Sports

Following the untimely death of Ulinzi Handball Team player Sergent Daniel Mwangi, Kenya Handball Federation has altered the Super Cup match fixtures.

In Southern Africa, success against HIV offers hope for beating back another virus - Vimarsana News

In Southern Africa, success against HIV offers hope for beating back another virus

On a visit to a public hospital in a farming community in November, I saw something that astonished me. Empty beds. Rows of them, their black plastic-covered mattresses stripped of sheets. Blue privacy curtains folded up over rails, out of the way. I had never seen a Zambian hospital like this. When I last toured one, nearly 15 years ago, patients lay two or three to a bed, head-to-feet-to-head. And more on the floor. More on thatch mats in the hallways. The patients were gaunt, their eyes huge above sunken cheeks. Hopelessness and suffering hung in the air.