University of Zimbabwe Launches Pioneering Research to Combat Drug-Resistant TB
The University of Zimbabwe Clinical Trials Research Centre (UZ-CTRC) has launched a groundbreaking research program aimed at developing treatment regimens to protect families of people with multi-drug resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB). This initiative comes at a critical time, as Zimbabwe grapples with high rates of TB and HIV co-infection, as well as increasing cases of drug-resistant TB.
Prof. Paul Mapfumo
Zimbabwe is moving towards a knowledge-driven and innovation-led economy.
‘Rural Women In Zimbabwe Are In Constant Contact With Climate Change’: Q&A With Shamiso Mupara
Communities fear what they don’t know. Demystifying climate change through education is what is needed to make sure it’s not scary. While climate change sounds scary, it also provides opportunities for communities to be engaged in green businesses such as biogas, solar, climate-smart agriculture, thereby creating employment.
Paul Mapfumo
We are big on utilising our resources to the maximum and that’s the foundation of our philosophy.
Our philosophy is described by two words in our Ndebele dialect, which are Kuziva ne Kugona. Kuziva means a deep understanding of one’s circumstances, environment, and opportunities. Kugona is about proficiency, competency, and capacity.