As the year 2023 marks the 75th Anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR), the United Nations seizes the opportunity to emphasize the importance of human rights worldwide. To commemorate this historic occasion, Volker Türk, the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights,
263Chat · Govt Slams Developed Countries Over ‘Protectionist Behavior’ The Zimbabwean government has slammed developed countries over their failure to own up to certain agreed principles and responsibilities while accusing them of focusing on protecting their own interests at the expense of global development. Foreign Affairs Minister,
United Nations (UN) human rights experts have called on Zimbabwe to immediately end a reported pattern of disappearances and torture that appear aimed at suppressing protests and dissent. The call comes after three female Movement for Democratic Change Alliance (MDC-A) members including a legislator were allegedly
The United Nations (UN) says the deplorable socio-economic conditions in Zimbabwe continue to pose a danger to children who have turned to social ills for survival. Speaking at the 30th High-Level Commemoration Forum on the Convention on the Rights of the Child UN Resident Coordinator, Maria
The Unite Nations report has revealed that the number of food insecure people is expected to almost double in early 2020 compared to the same period in the prior year
The United Nations (UN) has pledged to accelerate recovery efforts including rehabilitation of health facilities and institutions to get Chimanimani on its feet again following a delegation of embassies that visited the cyclone hit area recently. UN Resident Coordinator’s Office in liaison with the Government organized a
Newly sworn in Defence Minister, Oppah Muchinguri-Kashiri says she is not afraid of her new role and will not allow her gender to deter her zeal to work in the defence and security ministry. Speaking to reporters at State House today, Muchinguri-Kashiri, who became the first
WFP Country Director, Eddie Rowe told reporters in Harare today that they will be and have been monitoring, with keen interest, how food handouts will be distributed in communities in an effort to guard against hijacking by politicians as has happened in the past.
The stalemate in negotiations has led to a prolonged job action by the doctors, leading to compromised health care. This, in turn, has led to serious suffering and pain by patients and unfortunate loss of lives in the country.
As Zimbabwe holds its next harmonized elections on the 30th of July, could it be time for the country to part ways with its dark past marred by targeted violence and intimidation by the ruling Zanu PF against opposition supporters with impunity? The new government that
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