Heal Zimbabwe Trust (HZT) has called for immediate and robust action to protect the rights of girls in Zimbabwe as the world marks International Day of the Girl Child. This year’s theme, “Girls’ Vision for the Future,” highlights unlocking the full potential of girls through education,
The recent launch of the Gukurahundi Community Engagement Outreach Program in Bulawayo by President Emmerson Mnangagwa has sparked a call for transparency and inclusiveness from Heal Zimbabwe Trust, a human rights and peace advocacy group. The outreach, which involves public hearings led by community chiefs,
Local peace advocacy group Heal Zimbabwe Trust has voiced deep concern over statements made by Zanu PF national spokesperson Christopher Mutsvangwa regarding the distribution of food aid amid the country's battle with food insecurity. Mutsvangwa's remarks, made during a press conference in Harare yesterday, have raised
The Heal Zimbabwe Trust launched the AS ONE campaign in Gutu on Saturday. The campaign aims to encourage peaceful participation in electoral processes . During the event, traditional leaders made a pledge to encourage peace and tolerance ahead of the 2023 elections. See pictures from
Peace advocacy group, Heal Zimbabwe Trust (HZT) has launched a campaign aimed on promoting peaceful and inclusive participation of citizens in the upcoming harmonized elections. Dubbed #AsOne, the campaign is targeting mainly areas that have been hotspots of political violence in the past and is premised
Human rights advocacy group Heal Zimbabwe Trust (HZT) has petitioned Parliament raising concern over the increase in cases of politically motivated violence, intimidation and intolerance which has claimed lives, property and livelihoods of citizens across the country. The petitioners appealed to Parliament of Zimbabwe to exercise
Heal Zimbabwe director Rashid Mahiya says there has expressed concern over the continued deterioration of human rights in the country saying the State is closing the democratic space through various legislations. In an interview with 263Chat on the sidelines of the International Human Rights Day commemorations
Community members who are part of Virtual Platforms established by communities working with Heal Zimbabwe from Gutu and Zaka have singled out corruption by law enforcement agents as the major spreader of COVID 19. There have been several reports made against police officers manning roadblocks who
The country is currently struggling to contain machete gangs, operating under the moniker, Mashurugwi, who are running riot in small scale mines across the country and the blame has largely been pushed towards government’s impunity as the criminals are alleged to be connected to powerful
Heal Zimbabwe Trust Director Rashid Mahiya has proposed a ban on the trading of gold from illegal and menacing machete-wielding gangs saying it creates wrong perception about the country's extractive sector. The gangs, popularly known as Mashurugwi have been on a killing and violent crimes spree
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