On July 23rd, Angus de Wilton, Mazvita Maud, and David Hettle presented an Early Career Researcher talk on the SIMBA study, sharing some...

The PROtecting Mothers and their Infants through Screening and Comprehensive Management of SExually Transmitted Infections in Antenatal...

We’re pleased to share the inaugural issue of the Southern Africa Research Capacity Network (SOFAR)  newsletter. This first edition...

We are thrilled to celebrate Professor Katharina Kranzer, Co-Director of THRU ZIM, who was awarded the EDCTP Women Scientific Leadership...

We are delighted to celebrate Professor Rashida Ferrand , who has been awarded the prestigious Global Health EDCTP3 Outstanding Female...

From 19–24 May, THRU ZIM and BRTI participated in the University of Zimbabwe’s 2025 Research, Innovation and Industrialisation Week in...

From 19 to 23 May 2025, THRU ZIM, in partnership with the Campaign for Female Education (CAMFED), hosted the 2025 Youth Researchers Academy (YRA) in Harare. This intensive week-long programme brought together six young women—CAMFED associates from Zimbabwe and Tanzania.   Over the course of the week, participants were introduced to the full research cycle—from formulating relevant questions to collecting, analysing, and communicating findings. Sessions combined both quantitat

As part of the upcoming SIMBA Study, researchers will be using ActiBelts to measure physical activity in people with pulmonary...

Dr Naomi Walker, Senior Clinical Lecturer and PhD Supervisor at the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, recently delivered an...

The Zimbabwe Qualitative Research Network (ZQRN) recently hosted an engaging discussion on Community-Based Participatory Implementation...

We are delighted to congratulate Dr. Edith Majonga on receiving the prestigious International Investigator’s Award, which enabled her to...

David Hettle and Tinashe Mwaturura presented findings from the AVAPAR-EPLEX study on progress in managing neonatal sepsis through...

As part of its ongoing commitment to team health and wellness, THRU-ZIM added an extra boost of energy to its Wellbeing Series this March...

The Zimbabwe Qualitative Research Network (ZQRN) officially launched with its first seminar on March 18th. The inaugural session featured...

The Significance of Hypertension in Early Adulthood Research in Zimbabwe (SHEAR Zim), a Wellcome Trust -funded study, officially started...

By Rumbie Gumbie We gathered in the small boardroom of a District Hospital in Zimbabwe, waiting for healthcare professionals and...

THRU-ZIM kicked off its Wellness Series in early February with lunchtime walks—and the response has been fantastic! What began with just...

We were honored to host Professor Arjune Sen, for a thought-provoking seminar on "Intersections between Epilepsy and Dementia: A Global...

Nineteen staff from THRU-ZIM, UZ-CTRC, OPHID and Zvitambo came together for two weeks of intensive training to master statistics for...

The SIMBA study, led by Edson Marimbire and Angus de Wilton, recently hosted the THRU-ZIM Grip Strength challenge on 20th February as...