Electric tricycles are transforming the lives of some women in parts of rural Zimbabwe. They offer financial independence and social empowerment in a society long seen as deeply patriarchal.

Zimbabwe's urban centres, particularly Harare and Bulawayo, were considered opposition strongholds, with the MDC and later the CCC enjoying near-total dominance.

In Zimbabwe, the tricycles have changed the lives of many women dramatically, even for those who don’t own tricycles but use them for daily chores. Gone are the days of carrying firewood, buckets of ...

Sungura musician Tatenda Proud Kahwa, who was popularly known as Tatenda Pinjisi, was accorded a huge send-off yesterday at his rural home in Mutoko.

As part of the sustainability plans, the Government of Zimbabwe has institutionalized RBF in all rural districts and adopted the RBF approach as one of the health financing mechanisms for strategic ...

Electric tricycles are a ticket to respect and prosperity for some rural women in Zimbabwe In many parts of rural sub-Saharan Africa, women have long been excluded from mainstream economic ...

In many parts of rural sub-Saharan Africa ... the community engagement coordinator for Mobility for Africa, 300 women across Zimbabwe are part of the program, with a goal of ensuring that 70% ...

Electric tricycles are transforming the lives of some women in parts of rural Zimbabwe. They offer financial independence and social empowerment in a society long seen as deeply patriarchal.

In many parts of rural sub-Saharan Africa, women have long been excluded ... Carlin Thandi Ngandu, the community engagement coordinator for Mobility for Africa, said 300 women across Zimbabwe are part ...

The players are women over 50. The oldest this year is 87. They took the field in South Africa for their "World Cup." One ...