A Revolution that Lost its Way: Which Way Zimbabwe?
By Dr Takavafira M. Zhou
This epistle is a historical analysis and must never be associated with any political party or organisation, but historical probity. Historian Andrew Astrow called the Zimbabwean liberation Struggle and its...
Covid 19 aftermath: The brewing crisis for girl child.
By Taruberekera Masara
Kwekwe based organization Youth Integrated Action on Development and Democracy Zimbabwe forecasts that the economic meltdown as a result of the Covid lockdown will have crashing effects on the girl child.
According to...
Zimbabwe’ Secondary Pandemic: A Crisis of Child pregnancy and sexual abuse
By Taruberekera Masara in Pretoria
Zimbabwe is enduring a terrible pandemic inside a pandemic. There has been an unchecked rise in child pregnancy and sexual abuse across the country.
Women Affairs Minister Sithembiso Nyoni reported that...
The role of traditional leadership in facilitating and inhibiting women’s political participation
By Irene Kalulu
Women in politics face a number of challenges particularly in patriarchal societies as they have to overcome gendered behavioural expectations daily in order to freely participate in politics.
A number of interventions and...
When donations run a State, something is amiss
By Josiah Mucharowana
Everywhere, everyone is waiting on the world to change.
Covid-19 has brought lockdowns, movement restrictions and people spend longer periods of time indoors. There is just a whole gamut of measures globally that...
