The Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR)has castigated some sections of the Independent Complaints Bill saying some of the proposed provisions are open to abuse by the state. Late last year, the cabinet approved the formulation of the Zimbabwe Independent Complaints Commission Bill H.B. 5, 2020
The government of Zimbabwe will tomorrow launch the National Migration Policy which seeks to empower migrant workers as an acknowledgement of their huge contribution both locally and in their home countries. Migrant workers contribute immensely to the countries of origin through remittances and the return of
Zimbabwean-born singer and songwriter, Aurah Ariko is using the power of music to confront societal stigma by setting the spotlight on key issues of domestic violence and abusive relationships in her new song- Stay. 'Stay' is a song that seeks to shed light on all kinds
Political and public policy think tank, the Zimbabwe Democracy Institute (ZDI) has called on stakeholders in the fight against the COVID-19 to carry out robust research on the country’s response to the pandemic. In a monthly report titled Public Health Access Monitoring for May 2021, ZDI
Policy makers are fully aware of the key actors in illicit gold trading but remain short of tightening screws to mitigate the scourge, an independent group lobbying for the promotion of human rights and environmental protection, the Southern Africa Resource Watch (SARW) has noted. In a
MUTARE- The Environmental Management Agency (EMA) has urged institutions of higher learning to lead climate change mitigation through research in waste management to address the growing regional waste challenges that has led to rampant land pollution. Speaking during the launch of Marymount Teachers College tree nursery
The government has rejected Johnson and Johnson vaccines from the African Union citing lack of recommended cold chain capacity. The first allocation of Johnson and Johnson vaccines is set for August and is being supported by the Afreximbank. In a letter to Afreximbank dated 2 June 2021,
Pilferage, lethargy, lack of proper coordination and systematic corruption- all sums up the Special Audit Report of the Auditor-General on the handling of Cyclone Idai donations and assistance to victims in Manicaland and Masvingo provinces by the Civil Protection Unit (CPU), 263Chat can reveal. Cyclone Idai
The government has partnered the International Finance Corporation (IFC) to finance efforts to increase air access to Victoria Falls, one of Africa’s premier tourist destinations and support recovery and jobs in Zimbabwe’s tourism sector. IFC is a member of the World Bank Group, which advances and
By Charles Dhewa While the profile of indigenous food has been rising over the past few years across Africa, policy makers are yet to direct policies and public spending to the majority of indigenous commodities. A lot of support continues to be directed at exotic commodities
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