The year 2012 comes with the beginning of a new academic year, increases in school fees and levies, expensive new uniforms and an impending strike. Even though education plays a critical role...
The following is an account of the ActionAid International (AAI) Zimbabwe Women’s Rights Team which attended the Rural Women’s Assembly Regional Meeting and the Durban Conference of...
At the height of various human rights violations in the country, Zimbabweans are calling for tolerance of divergent political views and peaceful co-existence. More than seven thousand human rights...
Teresa Marweyi, a rural woman farmer from Rukweza Ward in Makoni District in Manicaland Province, says as the whole world meets to discuss climate issues at the 17th meeting of the United Nations...
There is an answer to find the way……….. Help us to put the past behind us. Ooohhhhhh!!!!! please help us, to find the way……., help us to put the past...
The Youths in Tourism in Zimbabwe say polluters should ‘clean their mess’ by funding adaptation programmes which create employment for millions of unemployed youths in the country. Polluters are like...
‘I sometimes fall short of pinching myself to confirm if I’m not dreaming as I recall the things I have done courtesy of the Habakkuk Trust advocacy trainings’.
Mt Darwin district small-scale cotton farmer Trust Kakunguwo (43) says he will not regret withholding selling his cotton crop when prices were poor in the 2010 marketing season.
