Women, children, and gender
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Bulawayo’s lost generation: The street children crisis
Bulawayo faces a growing crisis as hundreds of children survive on its streets—abandoned, orphaned, or left behind by parents seeking…
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Teacher crisis in Matabeleland: Demand for urgent deployment reforms
Matabeleland lawmakers have demanded urgent reforms to address the severe teacher shortage crippling rural schools, with some institutions relying on…
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Ages 6-11 chefs Shine at Women’s Day Cook out
Tracy Moyo A group of young culinary stars from Little Lillies Primary School is rewriting the recipe for gender equality,…
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From survivors to entrepreneurs: How a free sewing program is empowering women in Vic Falls
From Survivors to Entrepreneurs: How a Free Sewing Program Is Empowering Women in Zimbabwe" – Discover how Reach Out Trust…
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Gwanda man jailed for 20 years after killing wife in money dispute
A Gwanda man is sentenced to 20 years for murdering his wife in a violent money dispute, then hiding her…
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Mosi Oa Tunya High School’s unique phenomenon: 18 sets of rwins and triplets
Mosi Oa Tunya High School in Zimbabwe has become a fascinating case study in education with its unprecedented 18 sets…
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Bulawayo to celebrate Women’s Month with “HER ART” Eziko Theatre Laboratory 16.2
Bulawayo will celebrate Women's Month in style with Eziko Theatre Laboratory 16.2, themed "HER ART." Set for March 28, 2025,…
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Edutech pledges to donate laptops to Mat North schools to bridge digital divide
Edutech has pledged to donate laptops to all schools in Matabeleland North, aiming to bridge the digital divide and enhance…
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Teachers to strike over unresolved salary disputes
Zimbabwe teachers will strike on March 28, 2025, over unresolved salary disputes as the government fails to address stagnant wages…
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94 women with disability among 7 292 victims of human rights abuses in Zimbabwe: ZPP
A shocking new report by the Zimbabwe Peace Project (ZPP) has revealed that 94 disabled women were among the 7,292…
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