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Newly-Appointed Unicef representative in Zimbabwe Mrs Etona Ekole, the organisation’s Chief of HIV/Aids Adolescents youth and gender, and Government officials drawn from several ministries paid a courtesy call on First Lady Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa where they had heart-to-heart discussions on a wide range of issues concerning children, including prospects for synergies.

Mrs Janet Shoko sat cross-legged on a reed mat awaiting her turn to be screened for cervical cancer with tears rolling down her chubby cheeks as she thought about her sister, Bridget, who passed on late last year.

HEALTH ambassador First Lady Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa warmed many hearts yesterday when she took her two-day medical outreach and wellness programme to Gokwe.

First Lady Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa, who is the Patron of Culture and Heritage in the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education, yesterday launched a first-of-its-kind and educative Zviperengo Cultural Quiz Programme for learners, providing a platform where local languages will be showcased on a national level thereby, protecting and preserving the country’s culture and heritage.

UNAids country director Mr Henry Domisoni yesterday paid a courtesy call on Health Ambassador First Lady Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa at her offices in Harare where he conveyed his admiration for her sterling works in the health sector, saying as he begins his mandate, he intends to closely work with her.

Good communication skills, faithfulness and respect are key in building strong marriages in which children are brought up morally upright well, First Lady Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa has said.

First Lady warns against sexual immorality Tendai Rupapa Cases of juvenile delinquency and sexual immorality are on the increase among

In a tear-jerking incident, pregnant with lessons for young girls, First Lady Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa held a heart-to-heart counselling session for a pregnant 14-year-old Chinhoyi girl who went viral on social media hurling insults at her mother who sought to take her back home.

Environment and tourism patron, First Lady Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa, yesterday led in the planting of more than 3 000 indigenous and exotic trees in Mashonaland East Province as she fights to provide windbreak and vegetation cover in areas that have become bare and prone to erosion.