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Zimbabwe: Children on the frontline as climate and economic crises collide
Zimbabwe: Children on the frontline as climate and economic crises collide
A CALL TO ACTION: - END VIOLENCE AGAINST CHILDREN IN ZIMBABWE
Save the Children expresses deep alarm over the rapidly escalating and increasingly brutal violence against children in Zimbabwe. Recently, social media revealed a shocking rise in cases of children being sexually violated, beaten to death, burned, abducted or kidnapped thereby going missing, often at the hands of caregivers, relatives, community figures, or trusted adults.
SOUTHERN AFRICA: A FOUR-FOLD SURGE IN CHOLERA CASES PUTS TENS OF THOUSANDS OF CHILDREN AT RISK AS CYCLONE SEASON BRINGS MORE FLOODING
Thousands of children in Zimbabwe, Malawi and Mozambique are at risk of deadly disease as the 2024 cyclone season threatens to bring more floods.
Children’s Voices Still Waiting to Be Heard: Junior MPs Call for Action on Child Labour and Trafficking
In August, Junior Parliamentarians from Hurungwe, Mudzi, Chiredzi and Harare met with Senior members of the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Child Rights, submitting a powerful motion that called for urgent national measures to protect children from child labour and child trafficking. The Senior Parliamentarians welcomed the motion and pledged to push it in the Parliament of Zimbabwe, ensuring that children’s voices are represented in national decision-making.
Mobile Trucks Deliver Critical Cholera Prevention Messages to Communities in Zimbabwe
In Mt Darwin, Zimbabwe, the streets came to life with more than just the usual daily buzz. A mobile roadshow, led by the Ministry of Health and Childcare with support from Save the Children, brought entertainment and education on Cholera prevention.
NEW RESPONSE ALERT | Strengthening the Fight Against Malaria
Zimbabwe is facing a sharp rise in malaria cases, with over 130,000 confirmed infections and 365 deaths recorded as of August 2025, as reported by the Ministry of Health and Childcare (MoHCC)— a 302% increase from the same period last year. The surge has placed pressure on the health systems, particularly in Mashonaland Central, Manicaland, and Mashonaland West, which account for most of the cases.To complement the Ministry of Health and Child Care’s ongoing efforts to fight malaria, Save the Children through its Humanitarian Fund (HF), has launched the HF Malaria Response.