Possible solution to ZESA challenges?
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Why hearing the voices of Kenyan women is important for a more just future
Wanjiku Mukabi Kabira, University of Nairobi Reflecting on oral testimonies by ordinary Kenyan women during the constitutional review process in Kenya between 2001 and 2005 and seeing the influence it has had on the new constitution is a good example of what can come from using
Open Letter to H.E President Robert Mugabe
Dear President Mugabe, I hope I find you well. I am in that glad-to-be-alive mode. I am writing this open letter because I suspect sending it through the official channels would take forever. I am a Zimbabwean citizen, born and bred in Bulawayo in 1975 (God willing,
ZIMPHIA Survey targeted 15 000 households
MORE than 15 000 households are set to benefit from the Zimbabwe Population –Based HIV Impact Assessment (ZIMPHIA) programme which is aimed at reducing HIV and AIDS status in the population of Zimbabwe. By Edward Makuzva The HIV and AIDS testing programme which is an initiative of
Government to enact new mining law
Bulawayo-Government has finally headed to calls from civic society to amend the Mines and Mineral Acts, considered an albatross to the sector, officials have said. This was said by the Deputy Minister of Mines and Mineral Development, Fred Moyo at an ongoing national alternative mining indaba
ZIM artists on health survey project
The Zimbabwe Population- Based HIV Impact Assessment (ZIMPHIA) organisation has roped in eight Zimbabwean musicians to help undertake a health survey project to disseminate information about HIV and Aids pandemic through a musical DVD. By Edward Makuzva The artists include Albert Nyathi, Dereck Mpofu, Tererai Mugwadi, Pauline
Rampant Illicit Cultural property trafficking… security details move in
Zimbabwe has become a breeding territory for smuggled cultural heritage artifacts, amid reports that security details including Interpol, the Army (ZNA), Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP), Aiforce (AFZ) and Prison Services (ZPS) among other institutions have vowed to use gunfire to curb the irregularities. By Edward Makuzva Smuggling
Tokwe Mukosi victims remembered
The Japanese government has availed a grant of US$ 1 million to the victims of the Tokwe Mukosi floods. The flood victims who have been relocated to Nauentsi ranch in Mwenezi are said to be living under inhuman conditions. The grant was availed to UNICEF under the project
Peekay discovers a precious diamond
It seems there is a lot of undiscovered talent which is yet to be tapped in our lovely country of Zimbabwe. One such talent which has been discovered is that of Scarfizzo, aka, the ghetto kid. He is into hip hop music and was recently
Manchester United 3-0 Ipswich: Wayne Rooney and Anthony Martial on target in comfortable win
Wayne Rooney scored a fine goal while Anthony Martial netted his fourth in as many games as Manchester United sealed a 3-0 victory over Ipswich in the Capital One Cup third round. Rooney brushed aside his recent troubles to opening the scoring with an expertly taken