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In Zimbabwe’s many bustling city streets and communities, a silent killer lurks in the shadows, claiming…
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Community DevelopmentUncategorizedwomen and the economyWomen's RightsWorld
Zimbabwe Leads Africa with Highest Proportion of Women
2,180 viewsAccording to the United Nations Population Division, Zimbabwe boasts the highest percentage of women in its…
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Editor's PicksUncategorizedWomen in Business
Zimbabwe’s Hair Tax Proposal Sparks Concerns for Women’s Economic Empowerment
1,691 viewsZimbabwe’s government has proposed a tax targeting informal beauty industry traders, including barbers and hairdressers, which…
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Commentary
The Power of Women’s Voices: Why Female Victims’ Testimonies Matter in Gukurahundi Hearings
1,508 viewsOpinion As Zimbabwe undertakes to carry out Gukurahundi hearings which were set for August 2024, it…
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CommentaryCommunity DevelopmentEditorialwomen and the economyZimbabwean Currency
Zimbabwe’s Latest Currency Shift: A New Dawn or Damning for Women and Girls?
4,582 viewsIn a bold move to stabilize its runaway economy, Zimbabwe’s new Reserve Bank Governor, Mr John…
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Women in Politics
Opinion: Women’s Participation in Zimbabwean Politics Takes a 3% Dive in 2023 Elections
2,166 viewsBy Takudzwa Josiah As Zimbabwe eagerly anticipates the upcoming presidential election on August 23rd, a concerning…
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Uncategorized
Zimbabwe Diamond Workers Union Calls for End to Harassment of Female Workers on Workers’ Day, Pushes for Ratification of ILO Convention 190
2,064 viewsBy Takudzwa Josiah As Zimbabwe joins the rest of the World in commemorating Workers’ Day, a…
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Women and sports
Zimbabwe Women’s Junior Hockey Team Seeks Financial Aid to Travel To Egypt
3,948 viewsBy Sandra Chibaya The Zimbabwe U21 Women’s (and men’s) Junior hockey team is seeking financial assistance…
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Community Development
Clean Water still a “Pipe-Dream” for Women in Bulawayo’s Mbundane Suburb.
3,264 viewsWomen in Mbundan’s hopes of getting piped water to their homes has remained unrealized for the past eight years in which the burden of collecting, storing and managing water has often fallen on women and girls.
