By Tendai Makaripe Upon hearing of the passing of Stella Dambudzo (not her real name) from Warren Park 1, Harare, the local community gathered to pay their respects. She had died peacefully in her sleep after suffering multiple strokes, leaving behind her grieving husband of 40
Media lobby group Media Institute of Southern Africa- MISA Zimbabwe has urged Zimbabwe to amend its laws to ensure that the country has a ‘truly independent data protection authority’. This was revealed in a MISA-Zimbabwe policy brief launched in the capital recently with criticism of POTRAZ,
ABA therapy has established itself as a transformative approach to helping individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) navigate life's complexities. Central to this therapy is the development of social skills, which are crucial for fostering meaningful interactions and relationships. Addressing the social challenges that often
Navigating vast corridors of organizational data can quickly become an arduous journey for employees, hindering their daily tasks and blunting their productivity. An enterprise search system is a robust solution, offering a swift conduit to the needed resources by indexing an organization's documents, emails, and
Requests for Proposals (RFPs) are foundational in corporate procurement, allowing businesses to solicit comprehensive bids from potential suppliers and contractors. They serve as a detailed blueprint, laying out the specific needs or problems a company intends to solve while inviting solutions and pricing structures that
By Edgar Gweshe As calls grow louder for the protection of wetlands in Harare, stakeholders have called for enhanced civic education to raise awareness. Harare's headwater wetlands which serve as water sources for the city are under constant threat due to a number of factors including unplanned
The most thrilling format of cricket is set to take Harare by storm as the Zim Afro T10 gears up for its second season. At the recent Player Draft, six franchises assembled well-rounded and formidable squads, ensuring an exciting competition starting September 21 and culminating
The Participatory Ecological Land Use Management (PELUM) Zimbabwe is set to host the National Seed Fair 2024 on September 13 at the Harare Botanical Gardens with the aim to display Zimbabwe's agricultural diversity and resilience of the country’s traditional seeds and foods, vital to food security
At the end of last month, China’s President Xi Jinping wrote an important letter to African scholars, which presents a challenge to thinkers on the continent to rise up and be counted if Africa is to develop rapidly and achieve modernisation; working hand in hand
As climate disasters escalate around the globe, the call for climate justice has never been more urgent. Speaking during a Speaking during recent webinar hosted by ActionAid Teresa Anderson, Climate Justice Lead, highlighted the disproportionate impact of climate change on the Global South saying that those
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