By Jacob Ngwenya Many medical facilities in Zimbabwe are demanding cash upfront for emergency health care services and this is making those who can’t pay to pay with […]
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Zim safeguarding laws failing to curtail child marriages, Veritas Zimbabwe
Via Veritas Zimbabwe INTERNATIONAL DAY OF THE GIRL CHILD MESSAGE 11th October 2023 Invest in Girls’ Rights : Our Leadership, Our Well-being World over, the 11th of October […]
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Mental Health Is a Human Right
By Jacob Ngwenya People cannot advocate for their human rights if they are not aware of them. Including the lived experiences of persons with mental health conditions in […]
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Zim teachers cry over CALA, poor remuneration
By Prisca Manyiwa-Masuku Zimbabwean teachers have grumbled over ‘stressful’ Continuous Assessment of Learning Activities (CALA), poor working conditions and poor remuneration. Having been expected to produce so much out […]
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Woman performs community service on behalf of abusive husband
By Prisca Manyiwa-Masuku A Kwekwe woman reportedly served a community service sentence on behalf of her husband who had been convicted of physically abusing her. The young woman, […]
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ZPCS Phakamani Women’s Club converting used diapers into cushions
By Prisca Manyiwa-Masuku In a bid to protect the environment and empower women, Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Service’s (ZPCS) Phakamani Simukai women’s club is converting used baby diapers […]
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Zim reaffirms commitment to protect children from impacts of climate change
By the Ministry of Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare and Ministry of Environment, Climate and Wildlife in collaboration with UNICEF Zimbabwe on the United Nations Convention on […]
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Traditional leader leaving no one behind
Traditional leaders are gatekeepers and influncers of opinion, and they play a crucial role in shaping norms and attitudes. Therefore, their support to community projects is important. No […]
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Mazvita DeSouza speaks on stigma
By Catherine Murombedzi “We are not different from any community, I have good friends and bad friends. It is up to me to take the good advice and […]
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UNESCO commits to support ZOCC’s self-regulation mechanisms
UNESCO commends the Zimbabwe Online Content Creators(ZOCC) for establishing a self-regulatory mechanism and commits to support ZOCC’s self-regulation structures that promote ethical and credible online content creation in […]