By Takudzwa Mahove

Female MPs are set to benefit from new rules that seek to censure abuse of other MPs during Parliament sessions

By Takudzwa Mahove

Thanks to new IT apps, women and girls are now empowered and can now manage their sexual reproductive health. They can now track when to expect their period to start and stop and , when they are most likely to fall pregnant if they are intimate.

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By Takudzwa Mahove

For Sophie Takuva, the Great Dyke is a gift that keeps on giving as she sings forward ever backward never. Sophie started off as a small scale supplier, became a gold buyer and is now a successful small scale miner.

by Loveness Nyathi

FEMALE footballers are struggling to focus on the game during the Covid-19 crisis as demanding household chores at home keep them away from individual training.

by Loveness Nyathi

REELING from the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic, women’s entrepreneurial grouping, Inotho Kubomama is struggling to get back on its feet after members used reserve funds during the lockdown.

by Takudzwa Mahove

It is an age-old topic of discussion, a global problem which needs to be addressed day in day out with never ending efforts of indoctrination for humankind to realise and accept that Gender Based Violence has no place anywhere in the world.

by Marvelous Matsvimbo

Lupane Womens Development Trust donated dishwashing liquid and 20 litre containers for boreholes in Lupane to help sanitise rural women because women and girls are at risk of contracting covid 19 as they are the ones who provide basic services like fetching water.

With Busi Bhebhe

In the first episode of One on One with Amakhosikazi, Busi Bhebhe talks with Jennifer Lizzie Ngulube, a recipient of the Queen of England's honour for her work with children in the UK.

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By Marvellous Matsvimbo

The shortage of various goods, services and cash has seen many Zimbabweans failing to maintain social distancing as they spend long hours in queues where they risk contracting corona virus.

by Marvellouse Matsvimbo

Women informal market traders have defied the call to stay at home to avoid spreading and or contracting the deadly Corona Virus. Many of them say this is the only way they can feed their children.

by Joleen Marara

Women in Bulawayo have expressed mixed feelings over the call for citizens to stay home over the Corona virus.

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By Fiona Mpofu

In this first episode of Women Making A Difference, host Fiona Mpofu speaks to development enthusiast Gift Mteletwa about the work she does with Phelandaba Skills Craft Centre to empower women in the community.

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by Joleen Marara

Women have called the Government of Zimbabwe to use the public's taxes to also benefit them and their development and empowerment needs.

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By Marvellous Matsvimbo

Women in Plumtree have been encouraged to get to know their constitution better in a bid to understand their rights as well understand any changes proposed on it.

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By Nyaradzo Bakari

Following a spate of violent crimes and the recent murder of one of their own in the city recently, forex dealers in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe have called on the Police to protect them.

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by Minenhle Moyo

Women informal traders have called on the Bulawayo City Council to improve their vending bays and provide toilet facilities as they pay towards such services.

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by Joleen Marara

The first ever female Student Representative Council Vice President at NUST has called on women to brave the environment and take up more leadership positions.

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By Nyaradzo Bakari

Women have called on the country's leadership to come up with policies that criminalise sexual harassment in the workspace. This was said at a women's day commemorative event held in Phelandaba, Bulawayo earlier in March.

By Joleen Marara

Water cuts in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe's second city are crippling women's abilities to contribute meaningfully to their reproductive and productive social roles.

by Fiona Mpofu         

The City council’s failure to stick to the advertised water rationing timetable is threatening women’s abilities to plan and  effectively implement their reproductive roles. This was said by women at a recently held town hall meeting hosted by Habakkuk trust at the Bulawayo small City hall.