Afghan women set up secret businesses to escape Taliban bans
Thousands of women continue to run micro-enterprises from their homes -- which officials broadly allow, while others oversee more clandestine businesses.
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Thousands of women continue to run micro-enterprises from their homes -- which officials broadly allow, while others oversee more clandestine businesses.
India's monsoons are becoming more erratic and extreme
By Farai Shawn Matiashe HARARE (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Zimbabwean soccer player Marjory Nyaumwe is used to carrying her country's hopes as part of the women's national "Mighty Warriors" team. But she can barely afford to travel to training sessions since global governing body FIFA...
By Lungelo Ndhlovu DETE, Zimbabwe (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - An opposition leader has quit, voting has been postponed for rural residents, and a man has been eaten by a lion in a national park: these are just a few of the lies Zimbabweans have seen circulating on social media. As the...