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Henri-Count Evans
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Henri-Count studied Journalism and Media Studies at the National University of Science and Technology in Zimbabwe. His interests are climate change communication and communication for sustainable social change. Currently he teaches in Zimbabwe and writes articles about environmental topics .

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August 12, 2016
Zimbabwe’s pyramid schemes
topic:Security
by:Henri-Count Evans
‘Too good to be true’, and yet pyramid schemes have become an everyday reality for thousands of Zimbabweans.
Story
November 24, 2015
Corruption, smuggling and border jumping: the Beitbridge Border Post
topic:Transparency and Corruption
by:Henri-Count Evans
Beitbridge Border Post, linking Zimbabwe to South Africa, a corruption stronghold where travellers bribe their way through to both sides of the border.
Story
November 07, 2015
The VaRemba circumcision tradition
topic:Health and Sanitation
by:Henri-Count Evans
The circumcision tradition within the VaRemba tribe is reducing the HIV/AIDS transmission rate in Zimbabwe.
Story
September 01, 2015
Scores languish in poverty, as jobs haemorrhage continues in Zimbabwe
topic:Rule of Law
by:Henri-Count Evans
Zimbabweans walk away from their former jobs without even a crumb of bread to show for their hard work. The culprit is new legislation for the labour market
Story
August 27, 2015
Tales of a sinking Zimbabwean economy
topic:Economic Fairness
by:Henri-Count Evans
The Zimbabwean economy continues to be a sinking ship because of the influx of second-hand imported goods in the form of clothes and cars.
Dossier
July 20, 2015
Xenophobia in South Africa
by:Henri-Count Evans
Despite xenophobic violence having subsided in South Africa, the scars and trauma it left on the victims are still fresh and alive in their memories. The victims still live in fear of a repeat of the [...]
Story
April 28, 2015
Dreams out of cardboard boxes
topic:Child rights
by:Henri-Count Evans
In Zimbabwe, primary education is free for all under the constitution, but in reality the educational plight of the street children is hopeless.
Story
February 24, 2015
Gold diggers run over Zimbabwe
topic:Sustainable Consumption
by:Henri-Count Evans
In Zimbabwe, widespread unregulated gold panning has devastatingly exhausted both the environment and the society, with law enforcement failing.
Story
January 30, 2015
Egodini Terminus: a health time bomb for Bulawayo
topic:Health and Sanitation
by:Henri-Count Evans
Bulawayo, Zimbabwe’s second largest city after Harare, is at high risk due to excessive accumulation of litter and fast dwindling hygiene conditions.
Story
January 06, 2015
Bleak future for Gokwe-South pupils
topic:Child rights
by:Henri-Count Evans
The future of pupils in Gokwe-South (rural district in Zimbabwe’s) has been rendered hopeless by the pathetic learning conditions that prevail in the area.
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