2007 September | Investigative Africa

Chissano visits Zimbabwe

Former Mozambican President Joaquim Chissano with The Southern Times Zimbabwe Bureau Chief Tawanda Kanhema Tweet

Sep 29 2007 | Posted in NEWS | Read More »

Chissano visits Zimbabwe

Former Mozambican President Joaquim Chissano with The Southern Times Zimbabwe Bureau Chief Tawanda Kanhema Tweet

Sep 28 2007 | Posted in Featured Stories | Read More »

Internet telephony is fast changing the way people communicate. Since Newsweek ran this issue in January 2005, Skype has seen its subscriber base swelling from around 4 million users to over 9 million. Tweet

Sep 15 2007 | Posted in TECHNOLOGY | Read More »

VOIP Takes World By Storm

Internet telephony is fast changing the way people communicate. Since Newsweek ran this issue in January 2005, Skype has seen its subscriber base swelling from around 4 million users to over 9 million. Tweet

Sep 15 2007 | Posted in Featured Stories | Read More »

The Brains Behind Zim Conservation

Sep 13 2007 | Posted in TOURISM | Read More »

The Brains Behind Zim Conservation

Sep 12 2007 | Posted in Featured Stories | Read More »

Charred Bank Notes- Zimbabwe

Sep 12 2007 | Posted in ARTS | Read More »

Charred Bank Notes- Zimbabwe

Bank notes not worth the trunk they were kept in were found in Mutare, Zimbabwe in 2006 at the height of government cash searches after a change of bank notes. Pic Tawanda Kanhema Tweet

Sep 11 2007 | Posted in Featured Stories | Read More »

Zim shortages affect people living with HIV

Outcry over Power/Water cuts not about DSTV and swimming pools The food shortages in Harare are crippling. Combined with the constant power cuts and persistent water shortages, there has been a magnificent undoing of the urban society. My heart bleeds for those families caring for people infected by HIV. Without water, electricity and food, home-based [...]

Sep 11 2007 | Posted in NEWS | Read More »

Hwange Faces Ecological Crisis

“The next 3 years cannot pass before the first shot is fired on culling”- DG By Tawanda Kanhema, recently in Hwange A large herd of elephants gently slouches towards an artificial watering hole in the dry Kalahari planes in Kennedy II section of Hwange National Park, the deathbed of hundreds of elephants from thirst in [...]

Sep 11 2007 | Posted in NEWS | Read More »