As Zimbabwe strives to combat tuberculosis (TB), a persistent and often deadly bacterial infection, a significant barrier looms: stigma. This social shadow not only hinders diagnosis and treatment but also threatens the lives of countless individuals, especially those living with TB. Chairman of the Stop TB
The Zimbabwe Teachers Association (ZIMTA) has raised concern over the plight and welfare of teachers saying it is increasingly undermining the quality of education delivery, particularly within the public education system. In a statement, ZIMTA president Akuneni Maphosa lamented the deepening turmoil faced by teachers, education
By recognizing that mental health directly impacts productivity and overall job satisfaction, workplaces can become safe spaces where individuals thrive.
Finance and Economic Development Minister, Professor Mthuli Ncube, has announced that the government will soon be introducing regulations to enforce the use of the official exchange rate for pricing goods and services. In a statement, Professor Ncube highlighted that since the exchange rate is market-determined, there
Local climate justice advocacy group, the Network for Environmental and Climate Justice (NECJ) has called for stronger media participation in environmental protection and advocacy. In a statement to commemorate this year’s World Press Freedom Day under the theme, “A Press for the Planet: Journalism in the
The recent by-elections have once again spotlighted the deepening chasm of political polarization.
In a move set to revolutionize Zimbabwe's digital landscape, Dark Fibre Africa (DFA) Zimbabwe, the open-access, carrier-neutral wholesale fibre infrastructure provider, has announced the launch of its 1 gigabit per second access technology as its standard fibre service feature. In a statement, DFA Zimbabwe chief operations
A recent public opinion survey conducted by the Elections Resource Centre (ERC) has shed light on voter awareness and preferences ahead of tomorrow’s by-election in Mount Pleasant Constituency. According to the survey, a significant portion of respondents were unaware of the scheduled by-election, while others expressed
President Emmerson Mnangagwa's promises of reform have largely gone unfulfilled, with the human rights situation deteriorating under his leadership.
In the wake of the devastating El Nino-induced drought in Zimbabwe, CARE International has issued a plea for urgent assistance to help the 2.7 million people facing food insecurity in the country. In an interview with journalists in Harare, CARE International Zimbabwe country director Patrick Sikana
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