Today we join the world in commemorating the International Day of the Girl Child. In this show, Great Zimbabwe University female students share their thoughts on what need to be done to safeguard the rights of the Girl Child. @SwedeninZW#SAYWHAT
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It’s a woman’s right to choose.
Access to sexual & #reprohealth services can be measured by the access to a desired contraception method.
@UNFPA procures millions of female #condoms yearly to enable access to female-controlled methods of prevention 👉🏽 https://t.co/vb5NynNWzB
Here`s an opportunity to those that express themselves better through pen and paper. @naczim brings you an essay writing competition you shouldn`t miss.
Grab your note pad and start drafting.
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“This has been necessitated by the realisation that although there has been a notable decrease in the number of Covid-19 infections and deaths, more efforts are required to contain the third wave of the pandemic,” says Minister Mutsvangwa
COVID-19 vaccines may be administered to people with underlying conditions, like cancer, asthma, HIV, hypertension and diabetes, liver, and kidney problems and boost their immunity. They are encouraged to continue taking their medication as advised by their medical doctors.