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Africa Unites to Defend Public Water for Climate Resilience
Civil society organisations and grassroots movements across Africa have launched the Fifth Africa Week of Action Against Water Privatisation, coordinated…
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Environment
Stakeholders Call for Stronger Oversight, Equity and Sustainable Practices in Zimbabwe’s Mining Sector
At the Zimbabwe Alternative Mining Indaba 2025, stakeholders, including civil society, churches, and mining-affected communities, called for stronger oversight, equity,…
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Climate
“We Have No Water To Drink. Our Rivers are Dry”: Zimbabwe’s Daily Struggle for Clean Water
Zimbabwe is grappling with a severe water crisis, leaving approximately 2.6 million people vulnerable to water insecurity, according to the…
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Social Justice
Zimbabwean Woman Challenges Inadequate Maternal Health Facilities in Prison.
Melissa Messe Chiyangwa, a detainee at Chikurubi Female Prison, has filed an urgent application at the Harare High Court to…
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Social Justice
Communities Collaborate on Model Relocation Policy
In an effort to develop a fair and inclusive approach to community relocation, stakeholders from Lubimbi and across Zimbabwe convened…
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Women, children, and gender
Women cross-border traders face abuse, exploitation
Zimbabwe’s women cross-border traders are being harassed, extorted, and sexually abused by state officials, says Amnesty International’s 2025 report. As…
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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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Social Justice
Lupane human rights icon Casuel Moyo dies
Thembelihle Mhlanga The Lupane community is mourning the sudden loss of Casuel “Cas” Moyo, a revered human rights activist who…
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