Civic Society Organisations (CSOs) have called on the Government to ensure transparency in public procurement during the Covid-19 pandemic as they are concerned about allegations of abuse of public funds, weak procurement processes and limited systems of checks and balances within government. In a statement following
The Zimbabwe Coalition on Debt and Development (ZIMCODD) has bemoaned the adjournment of parliament saying it does not guarantee guarantees transparency and accountability. In a weekly report, Zimcodd says whilst it was for safety issues the suspension it had created a unique challenge for parliamentary functions. “The
Wives of Hwange Colliery workers have threatened to boycott the forthcoming general elections until government intervenes to force the giant coal producer to settle their husbands'outstanding salaries dating back to 2014. The group of women have been engaged in a sit-in at Hwange Colliery premises for
"The compliance of corporate and individuals to the Policy Note on Presidential Amnesty on externalized funds and assets as reported in the Monitory Police Statement is indeed welcome
According to ZIMCODD, Chinese national have maintained their position (not accepting plastic a move which is inconveniencing consumers.
Norton residents have reportedly gone for weeks running in months without running water in what could be a health time bomb for the satellite town of Harare. At a meeting organized by Zimbabwe Coalition On Debt and Development, held on Monday at Ngoni hall, residents expressed
Women have been urged to participate and be involved in how public finances are used at local authority and national levels as they are vital players in the economic governance of the country. By Clarity Sibanda and Lovejoy Mutongwiza Women constitute 52 percent of Zimbabwe‘s population but
In 2015, the Zimbabwe Coalition on Debt and Development (ZIMCODD) launched the “Investor I Want Campaign” in Zimbabwe in response to the concerns raised by communities and its membership across the country regarding the business activities that violated the social and economic rights of the host
Zimbabwe is endowed with abundant natural resources that include rich mineral deposits, wildlife, arable lands, forests, and surface and groundwater. By ZIMCODD It is generally believed the nation has about 30 percent of the world’s diamond reserves and is the second largest platinum producer in the world
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