Society

To combat a severe food crisis, Nigeria bans grain exports, aiming to ensure food sufficiency for 31.5 million people facing hunger threats.

Zimbabwe’s proposed Heritage-Based Education Curriculum sparks discussions among educators, blending history with technology from ECD to secondary levels to foster patriotism and critical thinking.

West Africa’s skin bleaching trend fuels health risks and scams, as demand for unregulated whitening injections exposes thousands to serious health complications.

PCN advises against studying pharmacy in unapproved foreign institutions to ensure quality education and safeguard accreditation.

A recent report highlights the concerning conflation of Zimbabwe’s traditional leaders with political corruption and human rights abuses, urging immediate reforms.

Dana Air proudly backs the one-million-man walk, advocating for women’s rights and gender equality in a historic move.

In a historic first for Zimbabwe, surgeons perform groundbreaking uniportal VATS, revolutionizing lung surgery with minimally invasive techniques and international collaboration.

The National Prosecuting Authority of Zimbabwe urges immediate reporting of sexual offenses, especially among juveniles and vulnerable groups, to police to ensure justice.

ZESN stresses the urgent need for political parties in Zimbabwe to address the gender gap within the Youth Quota, advocating for greater female representation.

ZCTU condemns Zimbabwe’s ‘Zionist’ eviction approach, warning of a repeat of 2005’s humanitarian crisis and urging humane resolutions to land disputes.