Zimbabwe · September, 2012
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Stories about Zimbabwe from September, 2012
Zimbabwe: My Zimbabwean Sheroe
Women & Gender 27 September 2012
Amy Tsanga is Rumbidzai Dube's Zimbabwean sheroe: Here was a woman who lived through an era when the education of girls was not a priority yet she had done it and done it well too. She was my lecturer and I idolised her or was it, uh, hero-worshipping. Gentle, yet...
Zimbabwe Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai’s Controversial Wedding
Citizen Media 22 September 2012
Zimbabwean Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai’s controversial wedding on 15 September continues to spark debate and discussions online. After his planned civil wedding was blocked by the court, Tsvangirai went ahead with a traditional ceremony.
