Fresh calls have been made for civil society organisations to implement more programs that foster peace amid revelations that political affiliations are the number one leading cause of conflict in Zimbabwean communities. This is according to the State of Peace…
The recent gazetting of the Statutory Instrument 118A of 2022, entrenching the multi-currency system will see many shops demanding cash payment for their goods, leaving many Zimbabweans stranded as they do not earn in the much sought after USD. The…
THE Zimbabwe Electoral Commission is in the process of checking if voter education partners are in compliance with provisions of the Electoral Act ahead of 2023 general elections whose date is set to be announced. This precedes inspection of the…
Persons living with disabilities (PWDs) are grappling with systematic barriers emanating from lack of access to documentation which hinders their participation in key electoral processes, access to education and starting formal businesses. While Sections 83 of the Constitution upholds fundamental…
BULAWAYO City Council has become the first city in the country and seventh in Africa to sign the green cities initiative contract with the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO). The city will receive funding from FAO to conduct assessment of…
Women’s Institute For Leadership Development in partnership with Makhosazana Ndiweni-Mackina conducted a Book Club which was comprised of women in leadership. The Book club was aimed at capacitating women in leadership on how to develop good money saving and spending…
THE rolling out of Covid-19 vaccines in Zimbabwe has enabled the Southern African country to contain the disease and relax some of its measures which includes the scrapping of curfew effective this week, a move which some residents feel will…
Youths in Mpopoma suburb have called on the Member of Parliament to allocate Constituency Development Funds towards the upliftment of youth centres and library in Mpopoma. During the MP and Youth Interaction Indaba, young people shared their concerns and highlighted…
Bulawayo residents will from Monday experience a 24-hour water shedding programme which the local authority says is likely to save the city some water due to increased demand. This follows reports that water supply dams are currently 58 percent full…
Zimbabweans will now pay USD at prevailing rate to access health care in public facilities which constitute more than 1700% hike in hospital fees. The review is effective June and only under-fives and citizens over 65 will access healthcare free…