‘Against all odds’: Elated Zimbabwe orphans finally receive gifts from Manchester
Christmas has come early for grateful Zimbabwe orphans after they finally received gifts from Manchester residents, previously withheld by the government.
Stockport woman calls on Zimbabwe government to give orphans their gifts
A distraught Stockport woman is asking the public for help so that orphaned children of Zimbabwe receive gifts being withheld by the government.
‘The writing was on the wall’: Mugabe exit no surprise says University of Manchester academic
The announcement, in November, may have come as a shock to many outside of the African continent, but not to Dr Admos Chimohwu.
‘This is my generation, MY people’: A native’s take on Zimbabwe’s turbulent weekend
Friday, November 17 saw all 10 of ZANU-PF’s provincial structures passing a motion of ‘no confidence’ against the 93-year-old Robert Mugabe, pressing on him to step down as the leading party’s first secretary.
Looking from the outside in – A Zimbabwean take on the coup-not-a-coup
On Tuesday afternoon, the 16th November, a convoy of military vehicles were spotted heading towards the capital city, Harare.
Manchester ‘Iron Lady’ makes history by crossing Africa… running marathon EVERY day
On August 31 the 30-year-old from Denton set out to do something no one had ever done before – cross Africa coast-to-coast from Namibia to Mozambique on foot in 100 days. In the end she did it in less than three months, averaging over 26 miles a day.