By Amakhosikazi Media Southern Africa The popularity of televised paternity revelations has created a powerful but…
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CommentaryCrime & CourtsWomen's Rights
Femicide Did Not Begin in Kempton Park and Will Not End with Empty Promises
Commentary By Amakhosikazi Media Southern Africa South Africa 21 September 2026 In one week, South Africans…
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Community DevelopmentUncategorizedWomen in AcademiaWomen in STEM
Beyond the Lab: NUST’s Rising Tide of Women in STEM Signals a New Future for Zimbabwe
By Amakhosikazi Media ReporterBULAWAYO — September 21, 2026 For decades, women in science, technology, engineering and…
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CommentaryCommunity DevelopmentUncategorizedWomen and HealthWomen's Health
Why The Question “Why Don’t You Just Leave?” Has a Different Answer for Married African Women
By Amakhosikazi Media Commentary “Why don’t you just leave?” In conversations about troubled marriages, abuse and…
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Commentary
When Betrayal Turns Fatal: Examining the Dynamics of Domestic Violence Across Southern Africa
By Amakhosikazi HARARE — The reported murder-suicide involving Dr Eng. Martin Muduva, an academic and Zimbabwe…
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From Death Row to Freedom: The Chilling Reality Facing African Women Used as Global Drug Mules
GABORONE — The dramatic release of Lesedi Molapisi from a Bangladeshi prison this month has sent…
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Berlin, 24 August 2026 – Kenyan social innovator and nutritionist Wawira Njiru is the recipient of…
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Women and HealthWomen's HealthWomen's Rights
Zimbabwe’s Capital Contaminated Its Water. Now, Residents Must Pay toUse It.
This story was originally published by Global Press Journal. By Linda Mujuru, GPJ Zimbabwe HARARE, ZIMBABWE…
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Women and Developmentwomen and the economyWomen in Government
As US Aid Disappears, Hope Fades for Zimbabwe’s Most VulnerableChildren
Article by Gamuchirai Masiyiwa, GPJ ZimbabweThis story was originally published by Global Press Journal. HARARE, ZIMBABWE…
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By Apophia Agiresaasi, GPJ Uganda This story was originally published by Global Press Journal. KAMPALA, UGANDA…
