Villagers in Chipinge, Manicaland province have dragged ethanol producer, Green Fuel to court to stop it from occupying their communal land and interfering with their farming activities. Represented by Passmore Nyakureba and Blessing Nyamaropa of Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights, the villagers together with Platform for
A Chipinge based organisation, Platform for Youth Development (PYD) will on Wednesday host a cultural dance festival at Madhuku Township in Chipinge South to highlight harmful cultural practices that continue to curtail the upliftment of women in society. According to PYD, the festival which will attract
Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition has begun an ambitious campaign dubbed #SayNoToBondnotes which seeks to educate Zimbabweans on why they should reject bond notes. According the organisation's Youth Committee chairperson, Claris Madhuku, the campaign will spread to every part of the country contesting efforts by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe
Publish What You Pay (PWYP) Zimbabwe Coordinator Mukasiri Sibanda has called on civil society organizations to equip communities with data literacy skills to bridge the information gap that has seen most communities lose out on natural resources found in their areas. Sibanda believes access to data
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