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Women, children, and gender
New pan-African private school breaks ground in Magoli village
On February 28, 2025, at 10 a.m., Magoli Village in Hwange, Zimbabwe, will host the groundbreaking for Gallus Academy School,…
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Governance
Parliament slams ministers for chronic absenteeism, orders investigation
Harare – Zimbabwe’s National Assembly is sounding the alarm over government ministers’ persistent absence from parliamentary sessions, prompting Speaker Jacob…
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Entrepreneurship
DIY floor polish Revolution: Hwange Schools cutting costs, empowering communities
Imagine slashing school budgets without sacrificing sparkling clean floors—all with a simple recipe you can whip up in-house. That’s exactly…
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Climate
How a Lupane school is revolutionizing farming
At Tshongokwe Primary School in Lupane, Zimbabwe, students aren’t just hitting the books—they’re digging into the earth, turning barren soil…
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Social Justice
Zimbabwe’s public toilet privatization sparks human rights debate
Zimbabwe’s plan to privatize public toilets has ignited a fierce debate over sanitation access and human rights. A new report…
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Climate
Bulawayo’s dams show signs of recovery, but drought risks persist
Bulawayo’s dams are at 49.69% capacity as of February 24, 2025, up from 42.78% last year, but Upper Ncema remains…
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Climate
Dam spill in Lupane triggers urgent warning
Dam Spill in Lupane Triggers Urgent Warning: Are You at Risk? Imagine a quiet afternoon shattered by water spilling over…
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Social Justice
Zimbabwe National Youth Day 2025: Navigating challenges and nurturing aspirations
As Zimbabwe celebrates National Youth Day on February 21, 2025, Matabeleland’s youth grapple with a stark reality: a 34% unemployment…
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Governance
Waste pile-up on Bulawayo streets sparks health worries
Bulawayo’s Fifth Avenue along Jason Moyo Street, crowded with street vendors despite not being a designated commercial area, is facing…
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Social Justice
Zimbabwe’s 70 000 people with albinism face discrimination, health risks
In Zimbabwe, an estimated 70,000 people with albinism face daily discrimination and severe health risks due to societal stigma and…
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