Financing agric in Zim: What are the challenges, opportunities?

But remittances are not assured, as conditions change at migrant destinations, whether through Covid-19 restrictions, economic depression or xenophobic violence.
By Ian Scoones Feb. 16, 2024

Newsday cartoon 12 February, 2024 edition

Newsday cartoon 12 February, 2024 edition
By The Watcher Feb. 11, 2024

Female MPs lobby for sexual harassment law

The calls were made during a recent sensitisation workshop for women leaders by the Women’s Academy for Leadership and Political Excellence.
By Lorraine Muromo Dec. 8, 2023

Surmounting barriers to women’s political participation

Their main task has now become to mobilise female voters in election campaigns and to promote male candidates.
By Lovemore Nyawo Oct. 13, 2023

Why African farming communities are fed up with partisan politics

Sometimes it is not just about policy making but empowering communities to develop themselves using their own resources.
By Charles Dhewa Oct. 13, 2023

New approaches needed to improve women’s political participation in Zimbabwe

The government, for its part, has to do more than extend proportional representation provisions and draw up national gender policies that read well on paper.
By Nana Zulu Oct. 5, 2023

Navigating post-election anxieties, stress in workplace

All elections have an impact on the workers, employers and various stakeholders either positively or negatively as they determine policies that impact them.
By Emmanuel Zvada Sep. 12, 2023

Re-imaging the workplace: Our politics stinks to high heaven

As Zimbabweans we come from regions, but I do not think that we then need to be regionalists.
By Bhekilizwe Bernard Ndlovu Sep. 3, 2023

Re-imaging the workplace: Have work attitude towards politics

Citizens must, therefore, stop being the pig character in the animal farm, contributing bacon while others contribute what reasonably leaves them alive.
By Bhekilizwe Bernard Ndlovu Aug. 20, 2023