Loraine Phiri In Zimbabwe, a nation grappling with a severe water crisis, the absence of clean and readily available water goes beyond mere inconvenience. For women and girls, it’s a constant struggle, a daily test that demands resilience and resourcefulness.…
Jabulile Siwela Bulawayo residents face yet another year of water woes, with dam levels at a critical low and long-term solutions lagging behind. Barely two months into 2024, the city battles its worst water crisis which Bulawayo City Council Director…
Thabiso Sibanda On February 29th, 2024, President Mnangagwa ignited controversy by handing out 100 vehicles to chiefs, touting it as a way to restore their dignity. Speaking during the handover the president highlighted that the initiative was part of the…
Loraine Phiri Obtaining an identity document (ID) for many young adults, marks a crucial turning point. A new chapter filled with possibilities. But without a valid ID, these opportunities can remain locked away. From education and employment to healthcare and…
Lydia Banda In the vibrant landscape of Zimbabwean politics, a stirring wave of change isreshaping the traditionally male-dominated spheres of power and leadership. Thenarrative of women gradually shattering the political glass ceiling in Zimbabwe isone that resonates with resilience, determination,…
Lumbidzani Dima In the sun-scorched fields of Matobo District, a silent plea resonates among farmers grappling with the harsh reality of drought. Despite their resilient efforts and the implementation of the Intwasa/pvumvudza program, which promotes drought-resistant crops, hope hangs by…
Loraine Phiri Many parents in Zimbabwe postpone registering their children’s births until the last minute, often due to a lack of awareness, missing documents, or frustration with long queues at the civil registry office. Gugulethu Gumede is among the parents…
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Jacqueline Ndlovu Only one out of 16 candidates that contested in the recent 3 February 2024 by-elections was a woman, sparking alarm over declining female political participation and voter apathy. This stark outcome, with six male MPs elected across six…
Jabulile Siwela Imagine your life without a birth certificate, ID card, or passport. No voting, no bankaccounts, no healthcare, no formal education. This isn’t fiction; it’s the harsh realityfor countless Zimbabweans, especially women and children. WILD recently held a Community…