Tapiwa Chirume THE fire in the hearth had died down to grey embers when Chipo’s labour pains began in earnest. In her remote village in Mashonaland Central, the nearest clinic lay about 25 kilometres away across rugged, unpaved terrain. There was no ambulance to call, and no family member owned a functional vehicle. As the…
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