Civil society in sub-Saharan Africa suffered severe setbacks in 2020. While the causes included political, economic, security, and climate-related factors, the COVID-19
Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition, an umbrella body of civil society organisations operating in Zimbabwe, has learnt with concern, the resurgence of xenophobic
Vendors Initiative for Social and Economic Transformation (VISET) launched the Interactive Voter Mobilisation and Education Mobile Application (IVMEA) virtually yesterday Wednesday the
The last two decades have seen a severe contraction of Zimbabwe’s economy, with agriculture, mining and manufacturing sectors suffering mainly from poor
Zimbabwe Democracy Institute’s January 2022 edition of the access to public health monitoring report provides insights on how the ever increasing covid-19
In this edition, we get reflections on the weaponisation of COVID-19, how beauty pageants have damaged the female psyche and insights into
662 days of the COVID-19 Lockdown, and as of 19th of January 2022, the Ministry of Health and Child Care reported that,
Below we share with you the ordeal undergone by ARTUZ’s members in their fight for decent and living wages as narrated by
On 15 January 2022, the Women’s Academy for Leadership and Political Excellence (WALPE) with support from Free Fund hosted a talk-show on
Kwekwe Magistrate Samukelisiwe Gumbo has discharged and acquitted two victims of police brutality who had been on trial for allegedly defeating or
Combined Harare Residents Association (CHRA) has given City of Harare a 48-hour ultimatum to attend to the maintenance, repair and refurbishment of
Zimbabwean authorities on Monday 17 January 2022 arrested three Masvingo residents and charged them with contravening the Maintenance of Peace and Order
