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Feb 12 2021
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The Fate of Livelihoods Under COVID-19 Lockdowns and Neo-liberal Restructuring

By SIVIO Institute | Analysis and Comment, Democracy, Economy, Human Rights

The government of Zimbabwe has, since 2018, been engaged in a process of neo-liberal restructuring which is synonymous with the structural adjustment programme of the 1990s. One of the most…

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Feb 11 2021
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Council Offsides on Demolition of Tuckshops

By Combined Harare Residents Association (CHRA) | Health, Human Rights, Local Government

The Combined Harare Residents Association condemns the intention by Harare City Council to demolish tuck-shops at a time when the Zimbabwean economy is in dire straits and heavily informalised due…

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Feb 10 2021
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Illegal mining threatens sacred sites in Chimanimani: ZELA

By Centre for Innovation and Technology (CITE) | Economy, Environment

Zimbabwe Environmental Law Association (ZELA), in their recent situational report on illegal mining activities taking place in protected areas, noted that illegal miners are encroaching onto sacred areas when carrying…

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Feb 05 2021
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Dealing with the Youth Bulge Through Proactive Policy

By Research & Advocacy Unit | Analysis and Comment, Economy, Youth

Introduction This policy brief explores the challenges faced by youth as a result of the deteriorating socio-economic and political violence and effects of exclusion. It also highlights the importance of…

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Feb 04 2021
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VISET Salutes Oxfam Zimbabwe and UNDP Zimbabwe

By Vendors Initiative for Social and Economic Transformation (VISET) | Economy, Local Government

The Vendors Initiative for Social and Economic Transformation (VISET) heartily welcomes the completion of Mbare Farmers Market rehabilitation and renovation by Oxfam Zimbabwe with support from UNDP Zimbabwe under the…

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Feb 02 2021
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Byo residents express mixed feelings over lockdown extension

By Centre for Innovation and Technology (CITE) | Health

Bulawayo residents have expressed mixed feelings over the government’s decision to extend the 30-day Covid-19-induced lockdown by a further two weeks, as the powers-that-be seek to bring the pandemic under…

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Jan 19 2021
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Informal traders want to be recognised as essential service providers

By Centre for Innovation and Technology (CITE) | Economy

Vendors Initiative for Social and Economic Transformation (VISET) Executive Director, Samuel Wadzai has implored the government to recognise informal traders as essential service providers in order to ease their plight…

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Jan 11 2021
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Community-Based Disease (Covid-19) Surveillance Project: A Marketplace Safety Audit For Chitungwiza Municipality

By Community Water Alliance | Analysis and Comment, Economy, Health, Human Rights

Introduction This report emerges from a Community Water Alliance (CWA) commissioned rapid assessment of the COVID-19 compliance of urban markets in the Chitungwiza Municipal area. The Development Governance Institute (DEGI)…

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Nov 30 2020
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Cross-border traders welcome reopening of borders

By Centre for Innovation and Technology (CITE) | Democracy, Economy, Human Rights

Women in informal cross-border trade have welcomed the re-opening of the country`s border orders, as their livelihoods had taken a serious knock. The land borders which include Beitbridge, Plumtree, Chirundu, Victoria Falls and Forbes are…

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Oct 12 2020
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Graduation Ceremony for the Entrepreneurship Training Program Conducted

By Vendors Initiative for Social and Economic Transformation (VISET) | Economy, Education

Vendors Initiative for Social and Economic Transformation held a graduation ceremony for 25 of its graduate vendors who participated in a two week Entrepreneurial training programme to equip them with…

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