Picture this—your child comes running up to you, their eyes shining with excitement, clutching a dollar bill. That's the perfect moment to start shaping their financial destiny. Teaching kids about money from an early age may set them up for a lifetime of financial success. And
By Karen Manzera The SADC People’s Summit was in full swing this week in Harare, under the banner "Reclaiming SADC for People’s Development: Building People Power, Voice, and Agency towards Democracy and Inclusion." Hosted annually by the Southern African People’s Solidarity Network (SAPSN), the summit runs parallel
In a groundbreaking move set to elevate community champions across Zimbabwe and Africa, Identities Media, a pioneering female-owned media organization, has announced the launch of "The List" Awards. The prestigious initiative, spearheaded by media entrepreneur Nyaradzo Mashayamombe, aims to recognize and celebrate individuals making impactful contributions
The arrests of human rights defenders and opposition activists in the country has drawn widespread disapproval from local and international organizations who described the actions as part of a broader crackdown on dissenting voices. Recently, human rights activists Namatai Kwekweza, Samuel Gwenzi, Vusumuzi Moyo, and Robson
By Marshall Bwanya The SADC People’s Summit, a gathering of civil society organizations, community leaders, and citizens from the Southern African Development Community (SADC) region, has issued a resounding call for a robust, equitable, and just climate debt policy. This policy would require developed countries in the
Why does this matter? Well, when election dates are fluid, so are the plans of everyone involved—from political parties to voters, and even businesse
By Marshall Bwanya Local governance expert Dr. Vincent Chakunda has linked the rapid growth of informal settlements to the exacerbation of climate change in urban areas. Speaking on the sidelines of the SADC People's Summit, Chakunda attributed the problem to government and local authorities' failure to accommodate
The ruling ZANU PF party has issued a stern warning against any attempts to disrupt the 44th SADC Summit in the capital through protests, stating that government will not hesitate to enforce the law, regardless of the international attention the summit brings. Reports suggest that opposition
United African National Council (UANC) leader Gwinyai Muzorewa has called for a united front among Zimbabwe's opposition parties, advocating for a movement that could bring peace, security, and prosperity to the nation. Addressing journalists in Harare, Muzorewa outlined a vision that seeks to transcend the traditional
For many young women, marriage has become a last resort—a means to secure food and basic needs.
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