By Evans Munashe Tembo When Gibson Nyikadzino looks at Zimbabwe’s 2023 election statistics, he does not see progress towards women empowerment; he sees a warning. “In 2018, we had at least four women who contested as presidential candidates. In 2023, we only had one… “That alone tells
By Michelle C Bonzo Brings In the high-stakes laboratory of African constitutionalism, a dangerous experiment is being revived. As Zimbabwe maneuvers through the mid-point of its National Development Strategy 2 (NDS2), a whisper has turned into a legislative roar: the proposal to "rationalise" the state by
By Rotina Musara Introduction As the debate unfolds on the proposed dissolution of the Zimbabwe’s Gender Commission, under Constitution (Amendment) Bill No. 3, it is highly imperative to understand that both women and men have a critical stake in this discourse. It is not a women’s issue. The
By Tinomudaishe Muzanenhamo A leading women’s rights group has called for renewed national commitment to ending gender-based violence (GBV) warning that funding gaps and slow implementation threaten efforts to eliminate the problem by 2030. The Women Coalition of Zimbabwe (WCOZ) made the appeal during a high-level
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