Jeffrey Moyo

El Niño-induced drought has faced Zimbabwe with a malnutrition crisis, leaving thousands of children at risk of hunger and starvation. UNICEF warns of severe food poverty and educational disruption for millions of learners.

Ben Moyo’s life changed forever during Zimbabwe’s Gukurahundi genocide. His story sheds light on the enduring pain of this dark chapter.

Zimbabwe’s epileptic people are facing various forms of discrimination, often they do not get a job or cannot find a partner.

Ahead of the election in Zimbabwe, those opposing the government in power are on the receiving end of most violence

In Simbabwe steht die Regierungspartei unter Verdacht, Lehrerinnen und Lehrer für ihre Zwecke zu indoktrinieren

In the north of Zimbabwe, former miner and their families stay in abandoned towns living in poverty and hoping that mining will resume some day

Fearing life-threatening violence, demonstrators go online with their protest against the government in Zimbabwe

In Zimbabwe more and more women defend themselves against violent attacks by training martial arts

Children born with severe heart conditions do not have a big chance of getting adequate medical treatment in Zimbabwe

Deaf and dumb people in Zimbabwe are mostly excluded from social and work life because not enough people can use sign language