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Water Supply In Times Of COVID-19

Siphiwe Nyoni For the past two years Zimbabwe has been receiving low rainfall partly due to climate change and this has resulted in less

COVID 19 Negatively Impacts Reintegration for Former Prison Inmate.

Pauline Chateuka Rudo Chunyeda was arrested in 2019 after she was found in possession of 5kgs of mbanje /marijuana and sentenced to 12 months

Sexual Abuse in Times of COVID-19.

Patience Mashiri According to World Health Organisation 1 in 3 women worldwide have experienced physical and or sexual violence by an intimate partner and

Seke Community Meetiing

Seke Rural Communities Encouraged To Engage In Local Governance Issues

As part of Community Radio Harare (CORAH) and Seke Rural Development Platform (SERDP) awareness campaigns meant to mobilise citizens so they would participate in

Ethnocentrism, Xenophobia and Racism: Same Difference?

Nonhlanhla Ngwenya Zoom meetings have become popular with the ongoing pandemic COVID-19. You probably have been invited to a dozen of webinars during this

BAZ To Collect Community Radios Applications In Provinces

Ronald Chigwada Zimbabwe Association of Community Radio Stations applaud move by Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe (BAZ) to go and collect community broadcasting licencing applications

Community Water Alliance Tackles Gender Based Violence At Public Water Points

Nonhlanhla Ngwenya As water challenges continue to worsen in Harare women and young girls in Budiriro have expressed anger at how they are being

Residents Living With Flowing Sewer

Yolanda Zanamwe Chitungwiza South Unit M residents in Ward 24 have gone days with burst sewer pipes, sewer flowing heavily into their houses and

Public Transport Woes In Harare

Pauline Chateuka The Zimbabwe United Passenger Company (ZUPCO) buses have been overwhelmed by commuters who cannot afford fares being charged by private cars following

Zimbabwe Records Decline In Malaria Cases

Christina De Klerk Zimbabwe Ministry of Health and Child Care (MoHCC) reports that the country is experiencing a decline in Malaria cases and deaths