by Themba Sibanda

Transit across the country has become a hassle since privately owned commuters bus transporters were banned from operating in March, pensioners in the outskirts of Matabeleland say the situation is no longer manageable.

by Lizwe Sebatha

In a country where the majority struggle to access quality health care, COVID-19 has brought with it more challenges for the elderly needing additional care.

by Amanda Ncube

Moving primary education to radio seems to be the most convenient thing to do in the face of COVID-19. However, even with the radio, there is a gap in access to education for some communities.

by Lizwe Sebatha

The impacts of COVID-19 are beyond the numbers of people who have been infected—or those who have died. The virus has changed the manner in which people mourn loved ones, in the process leaving emotional and psychological scars whose scope is unknown.

by Themba Sibanda

COVID-19 has disrupted a functional system connecting Zimbabwean migrant workers in South Africa and their loved ones. A way around this involves unsafe and unauthorised entry points between the two countries. It also involves evading law enforcement officers and flouting health regulations.