Zimbabwe Election Support Network (ZESN) commemorates the International Day of Democracy with a call for the Government of Zimbabwe to create a conducive political environment and for the alignment of…
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Vendors Initiative for Social and Economic Transformation (VISET)’s Informal Sector Corruption Tracking Teams at Mbudzi Roundabout vending stalls yesterday September the 13th, staged a peaceful demonstration against the Harare City…
Executive Summary Zimbabwe is entering an unpredictable terrain laden with potential for progression and regression in the political, social and economic sphere. Replete with history of violence during such political...
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Vendors Initiative for Social and Economic Transformation (VISET)’s Economic Growth Department on Monday the 11th of September 2017, conducted the second brainstorming meeting with graduate vendors under the Graduate and…
They said study hard, get good grades, graduate, work and then get married. And if I did everything exactly in that order I would be a successful woman, wife and…
We like getting to know our members! So we invited our WhatsApp community to share their weekend highlight with us. Some members spent quality time with their family, others downed some...
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Heal Zimbabwe expresses great concern over the recent admission by Manicaland Provincial Affairs minister Mandiitawepi Chimene that indeed there was fatal shooting of diamond panners by State security agents assigned…
GravitasLite: Missing Women and the Alliance By Tinashe L. Chimedza & Tamuka C. Chirimambowa,* Institute for Public Affairs in Zimbabwe (IPAZIM) In the past week the very perceptive activists from Kastwe...
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Despite public outcry and concerns for motorists’ safety, the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) continues to use spikes at roadblocks. Kubatana recently asked our members to report the date, time and…
Following threats of violence from Zanu PF youth and members of the Neighbourhood Watch Committee, villagers in Zaka District are now living in fear as they reflect on the 2008…