The decentralization of powers from central government to lower tiers of authority is in itself plausible. It has the potential to promote the enrichment of communities beginning at the grassroots…
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On 26 June every year, the world commemorates International Day in Support of Victims of Torture. ZimRights Member, Sheila Chisirimunhu shares how she was tortured for simply asking for a…
It’s not so long ago that the resistance sounded like revolutionary songs and was comprised of dusty, sweaty youth who knew that the cost of freedom is high and must…
When MP Joana Mamombe spent two months in pre-trial detention recently, we invited our subscribers to send their messages of support which we would pass on to her lawyer. Here…
Lack of trust in municipal water has seen a rise in the consumption of bottled and borehole water in Harare, causing plastic pollution and over-extraction of underground water. Borehole and…
Summary of challenges facing the City of Harare as outlined by Harare North MP Allan “Rusty” Markham. In response to the hundreds of residents with the above question, I have…
Everyone is under siege as each individual strives to eke a living. A lot of people have since stopped going to work, and this has cut off income sources for…
Children are among the most vulnerable members of society. Their upkeep and security are a matter of concern for everybody especially if they are to lose both parents. The Covid-19…
This year the #BlackLivesMatter movement in the United States of America turns seven years and the popularity of the movement escalated due to police-related death of Gorge Floyd. What is…
While teachers are seen to be at the heart of the crisis as the responsible authorities play hide and seek, dodging the issue and dilly-dally. Who exactly is on the…