For years on end, Matshiya villagers in Lupane Ward 1 have suffered the adverse effects of water shortages as they do not have adequate nearby water sources. As a result,…
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The Re-dollarisation of the economy undermines the enjoyment of socio-economic rights inclusive of health, education, water and sanitation, and housing, said Naome Chakanya, a Senior Researcher and Development Economist from…
Plans by the Grain Millers Association of Zimbabwe (GMAZ) to increase the price of subsidized mealie-meal and increase supply in the market will hit a brick wall if corrupt tendencies…
A shortage of female representatives in local authorities particularly in Lupane has been attributed as a major factor that contributes to inadequate and poor service provision, an observation that emerged…
Bulawayo City Council (BCC) yielded to Luveve resident’s outcry and recently visited the families that lost their loved ones due to the typhoid dilemma that was reported as from the…
As the country is still grappling with the adverse effects of the coronavirus induced lockdown, Luveve residents’ portion of suffering seems to go unnoticed as an outbreak of typhoid and…
Women in Pumula, Magwegwe and Barbourfields suburbs, who have to walk long distances daily to fetch water are at risk of a threat to their safety as they have to…
Political will and commitment by Zimbabwe’s political actors can lead to the observance of transparent and accountable taxation. These words were said by Dr Mthabisi Bhebhe, the secretary general of…
In an action packed session of the Open Mic that was facilitated by Women’s Institute for Leadership Development (WILD), last Saturday (14 March 2020), at the National Gallery of Zimbabwe…
On Friday, the 13th of March 2020, Women’s Institute for Leadership Development (WILD) in partnership with Amakhosikazi Media, Bulawayo Vendors and Traders Association (BVTA), Bulawayo Progressive Residents Association (BPRA), and Centre…