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.
...Women in the mining town of Zvishavane have welcomed and applauded the government for the sensitive move of allocating the girl child with substantial funds to ensure those in school get free sanit...
By Makhosi Sibanda
A stagerring one hundred and twenty (120)primary school going girls fell pregnant and had to leave school in 2018 Deputy Minister Edgar Moyo has confirmed.
...By Makhosi Sibanda
A stagerring one hundred and twenty (120)primary school going girls fell pregnant and had to leave school in 2018 Deputy Minister Edgar Moyo has confirmed.
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by Fiona Mpofu
New campaign #LeadGirls2School, set up to help raise fund...
By Joleen Marara
Women from the Academy for Women Entrepreneurs (AWE) celebrated the International Day of The Girl Child at Montrose Girls High where they distributed sanitary pads and had ...
by Fiona Mpofu
Luzibo Tabona Moyo, stage name Luchi Shiki recently released a song titled Imbokodo, ...
By Correspondent
THE Zimbabwe Gender Commission (ZGC) has courted controversy on social media after an official from the body stated that it was mooting a Dress Code Policy for students as ...
By Precious Moyo
THE Zimbabwe Gender Commission (ZGC) is lobbying for a national law that protects citizens especially women and girls against sexual harassment and gender based violence.
By Joleen Marara
WOMEN advocates and activists working in leadership development have said they want to push an agenda for elections to not just be an event but a process that women are par...
by Fiona Mpofu
Women from Bulilima and Mangwe districts have celebrated the introduction of Qogelela project in their wards as they highlighted that it has reduced poverty levels in their...
By Precious Moyo
SIX more babies have died from congenital heart disease related complications (CHDs) in Bulawayo this year, as mothers contin...
By Joleen Marara
Praise Dube (16) is among two delegates from Bulawayo, chosen to represent girls in Egypt in November after having a mock presentation on the National Child Led Conference ...
FIONA MPOFU
A newly launched government loan scheme for tertiary institutions may be helpful but is being poo...
by Fiona Mpofu
Women have called for more open discussions on women's empo...
By Joleen Marara
The Zimbabwean Government’s temporary banning of cash in and cash out transactions by Ecocash merchants last week, incapacitated a lot of women using this means of paymen...
By Fiona Mpofu
One of Intwasa Arts festival 2019’s most anticipated events, 100 girls 100 voices didn’t disappoint.
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By Fiona Mpofu
Street Set girls football club is giving young women in Isizinda township a new lease on life.
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...By Mbalenhle Ndlovu
Women in the Tshabalala suburb of Bulawayo say their lives have become unbearable as they have gone for close to two months without electricity supplies.
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By Lungile Moyo
A young woman Ntokozo Ngwenya (23) from Tsholotsho’s ward seven has ventured into construction business as a way of countering the country’s harsh economic environment.<...
By Lungile Moyo
Women have called on better service delivery for women with disabilities in the transportation industry particularly ZUPCO public buses.
...By Shamiso Chigonde
“My people perish because of lack of knowledge,” Prophet Hosea once said. Such has been the case for many women who have failed to demand their rights due to ignoran...
Fiona Mpofu
Young women have called for the government to align the age of sexual consent with the child protection act.
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By FIONA MPOFU
A hundred women entrepreneurs, thirty of them from Bul...
By Fiona Mpofu
Bulawayo: Team spirit was obviously in the air judging from all the cheering and screaming that could be heard coming fro...
By FIONA MPOFU
GENDER links country manager, Mrs Priscillar Maphosa has encouraged councils to come together in their respective Provinces to st...
By Precious Moyo
Bulawayo is set to have its first public obstetric fistula clinic established at UBH to serve the southern parts of the country by year end, thanks to funding from the U...
By Makhosi N. Sibanda
The Ministry of Women Affairs, Community, Small and Medium Enterprise Development has expressed concern that cultural practices are hindering Matobo district women from participating in developmental and political decision-making.
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By Lovemore Dube
Nomagugu Dube has been named the best setter in the Zimbabwe Volleyball Association Women's League.
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By Lungile Moyo and Sethulo Moyo
The Ministry of Women Affairs, Community, Small and Medium Enterprises Development (MWACSMED) together with Bulawayo Stakeholders have started preparing for the biggest annual event to commemorate the 16 days of Activism Against Gender Based Violence.
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By Lovemore Dube
Moved by the plight of the underprivileged in their communities, a group of six women decided to do more than just look and feel sorry for the disadvantaged and took action to form Reaching Out Charity, a non-profit making body registered in 2016.
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By Lungile Moyo and Loveness Nyathi
As part of efforts to empower the girl child to tell her own story, Plan International and the National Art Gallery in Zimbabwe (NAGZ) in Bulawayo, have partnered to host the Girl Empowerment Movement (GEM), a visual arts learning programme for the girls.
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By LovenessNyathi and Lungile Mangena
WOMEN have been encouraged to make use of funds exclusively availed for their use in order to develop themselves and their communities.
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By Lungile Moyo and Sethulo Moyo
Young women from Bulawayo were last week equipped with entrepreneurship skills by a local organisation, Jekesa Pfungwa Vulingqondo (JPV). The training was held to assist young women between the ages of 20-35 years and interested in business with business skills so that they are able to access capital for their businesses and ultimately contribute meaningfully to the Zimbabwe’s economy.
Add a commentThe cost of living has shot up to alarmingly high levels in Zimbabwe leaving many citizens, especially women unable to adequately fend for their families.
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