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Community Health worker supported by Unicef, Tambudzai Vumisai (54) check Tinashe Uumisai (4) for signs of malnutrition at her house in Nyahode, Zimbabwe, Feb, 6, 2020

Use of RapidPro for remote collection of nutrition data during the COVID-19 pandemic in Zimbabwe

People line up to receive food aid in Manzwire village, Zimbabwe.

First came the drought, then the cyclone

Residents of Zimbabwe’s Manicaland province battle to find their next meal

Grace Mutungambera (18) and her 9-month-old baby outside their home in the tobacco-growing region of Hurungwe in Zimbabwe.

Mentor mothers programme in Zimbabwe

Mentor programme sees young mothers open up about issues that concern them

Oliver ‘Tuku’ Mtukudzi

UNICEF Statement of Condolence for Oliver ‘Tuku’ Mtukudzi

Statement from Leila Gharagozloo-Pakkala, Regional Director, Eastern and Southern Africa

Thabiso*, a Community Adolescent Treatment Supporter (CATS), rests on her bike after a long day’s ride during a visit to clients in Siadindi village, Binga, Matabeleland North, Zimbabwe.

Young people transforming lives

Adolescents living with HIV in Zimbabwe helped by Community Adolescent Treatment Supporters (CATS)

Mother and young child

In Zimbabwe, gaining knowledge, friends and support

Young Zimbabwean mothers living with HIV, benefit from friendship and support in a UNICEF-supported mentoring programme.

UNICEF Education Manager, Dr Chiharu Kondo (right) presents school textbooks to Deputy Minister Edgar Moyo, in the presence of Minister of Primary and Secondary Education, Prof. Paul Mavima (left).

UNICEF Zimbabwe procures 4.7 million textbooks

For primary and secondary schoolchildren

Water flowing from a outdoor tap

Piped water scheme celebrated in Zimbabwe

Nyamajura now has running tap water right at doorsteps.

Mother with baby on back fills cup with water

Preventing and controling cholera in Zimbabwe

EU and UNICEF working together

A woman fits a hearing aid on a child

UNICEF Zimbabwe provides life-changing hearing aids

UNICEF procured 400 digital hearing aids, which are currently being fitted to school-going children.