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Sisters Evernice,left, and Tatenda Mazhokoto sit on a rock near a spot where their house was swept away when Cyclone Idai hit Coppa in Risitu Valley Chimanimani in this Wednesday, April, 10, 2019 photo.The Mazhokoto sisters both lost their parents and can only point to where their home used to be in a sea of stones.

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Faces and stories from Cyclone Idai

Over 129,000 children were affected by Cyclone Idai. With support from partners, UNICEF is working to assist children and families affected.

, Brigitte (22) a Community Adolescent Treatment Supporter (CATS)

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Scaling up HIV interventions in Chimanimani District

UNICEF together with Africaid are scaling up HIV Prevention and Treatment Support in the two Cyclone Idai affected districts

Gertrude Shumbayaonda (38) with her 3-year-old grandchild Kudzaishe Makono. She has helped to promote positive personal hygiene practices in her community.

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Defying religious beliefs to save lives

UNICEF-supported training converts Gertrude into a community health promotion volunteer.

UNICEF contributes bicycles to support the child protection work of Community Childcare Workers

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UNICEF contributes bicycles to support the child protection work of Community Childcare Workers

Rufaro Wayne Muswizu, 17 Years old

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Time to take climate action

Children all around the world are speaking up for climate action. Every action counts. The time to take climate action is now.

Mutsvene Sibanda washes his hands at the new borehole standpipe at his school, Zeruvi Primary

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New borehole makes a difference for Mustvene

Every morning, 14-year-old Mutsvene Sibanda used to walk more than 5km to fetch water from the river. Life changed when a borehole was installed at his scho

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