Some older people in Zimbabwe are taking up exercise wherever they can find the space as non-communicable diseases such as ...

Dr Johannes Marisa, public health specialist "People are just glued to their televisions, people are glued to their phones, ...

Nelly Mutandwa joins others in Zimbabwe’s Harare cemetery for a daily fitness routine combating non-communicable diseases.

In Harare, Zimbabwe, 65-year-old Nelly Mutandwa joins the Commandos Fitness Club for daily workouts in a cemetery to manage diabetes amidst growing non-communicable diseases in Africa. With limited ...

Harare City Council is struggling to meet the water demands of its residents, pumping less than 400 megalitres of water per ...

HARARE City Council is pumping less than 400 megalitres of water per day against a daily demand of at least 1 200 megalitres ...

Harare, in recent years has grappled with public ... The resurgence of these diseases is often linked to inadequate access to clean water and proper sanitation, both common in some urban areas.

"We hope they will supply us with clean water going forward to avoid these diseases." Throughout Zimbabwe — including the capital Harare, there are no reliable water source at the moment ...

The Harare water privatisation proposal aligns ... role improved water services can play in eradicating waterborne diseases. “Cholera and typhoid outbreaks are preventable with safe, consistent ...

In 2012, Harare City Council launched an ambitious ... city where residents count themselves lucky not to contract ancient diseases. The decline is a stark reality for its residents, who face ...

Harare, in recent years has grappled with public ... The resurgence of these diseases is often linked to inadequate access to clean water and proper sanitation, both common in some urban areas.

“We hope they will supply us with clean water going forward to avoid these diseases.” Throughout Zimbabwe — including the capital Harare, there are no reliable water sources at the ...