Stories From Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe Farmers Fight Poverty With Water

An irrigation canal and modern business practices are freeing farmers from the daily struggle of providing for their families. »»

Zimbabwe's Masakhane savings and lending group members earn dividends of financial stability, independence and respect. »»

Sipho Ncube is just one of thousands of Zimbabweans who have escaped poverty and built personal wealth by breeding poultry and goats. »»

In the spirit of Thanksgiving, we wanted to take this opportunity to count our many blessings. »»

Over two days in Washington, AIDSRelief was praised for "doing the impossible." »»

Hoes, small pits and controlled planting are increasing crop yields by tenfold for Zimbabwean farmers using conservation agriculture techniques. »»

Although cholera programs have drastically reduced cases in Zimbabwe in recent months, many fear a new outbreak when rains next arrive. »»

Brenda Ndapasuwa takes you through a typical day in her life in Zimbabwe in celebration of International Youth Day. »»

Profound hardships await Zimbabwe's legions of orphans, but so do effective programs and caregivers with open arms. »»

At age 89, Zimbabwean Agnes Moyo works a "container garden" to grow extra food for her sister and great-granddaughter. »»

Mothers and guardians of children with HIV in Zimbabwe are coming together to improve care and reduce discrimination through frank talk. »»

Leading up to World AIDS Day on December 1, CRS is recognizing the lives and amazing efforts of people living with HIV around the world. »»