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Solar heaters keep water warm in Zimbabwe as power grid struggles

Rooftop water heaters provide free hot baths even during power blackouts - though installation costs remain a barrier

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Solar heaters keep water warm in Zimbabwe as power grid struggles

Solar heaters keep water warm in Zimbabwe as power grid struggles
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FEATURE-Zimbabwe eyes more solar water heaters as power grid struggles

FEATURE-Zimbabwe eyes more solar water heaters as power grid struggles
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Health Workers Fill the Gaps for Millions of Zimbabwean Villagers

Health Workers Fill the Gaps for Millions of Zimbabwean Villagers
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Meet the health workers saving lives – earning a measly R670 a month – Bhekisisa

What do you do when there aren’t enough rural doctors? In Zimbabwe, village healthcare workers, trained over three weeks, are plugging the gaps.

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