The hardest part about living in a high density suburb is not the electricity, neither is it the water that is rarely ever available even though the bill couldn’t care less whether or not you have a green lawn, laced on the edges with a
By Alex T. Magaisa Away from the political succession drama, in today’s Sunday Mail, President Mugabe takes on another challenge, warning people against what he calls ‘false prophets’. There is no doubt whom he is referring to here – Zimbabwe has had its fair share of men
@263Chat and Netherlands Embassy Live Tweet@ble Empowerment Through Improved Natural Resources Management 13 November 2013 Panelists Hon. W. Chidhakwa-Minister of Mines and Mining Development Pim Kraan- The Focal Point Raw Materials, Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs Mutuso Dhliwayo- Executive Director-Zimbabwe Environmental Law Association (ZELA) Facilitator- Nigel Mugamu @SirNige Proceedings @SirNige asked Minister Chidhakwa on
Homosexuality refers to: sexual feelings, fantasies, or acts directed toward members of the same sex. Whether this controversial act should be regarded a norm or a social problem mainly depends on various issues ranging from, social interaction, religion and culture. It is not enough for a society
Zimbabwe has one of the highest rates of HIV and AIDS in the world; nearly 15 pecent of the population carry the virus. Hundreds of thousands of Zimbabweans are kept alive by anti-retroviral drugs (ARVs) given freely by aid agencies on condition that they are
20 November 2014- Harare - The Zimbabwe Election Support Network (ZESN) welcomes the publishing of the Khampepe Report commissioned by former South African president, Thabo Mbeki on Zimbabwe’s 2002 Presidential Elections. Thabo Mbeki tasked two judges, with leading the Judicial Observer Mission (JOM) to cover
A presentation to the MISA Zimbabwe Stakeholders Meeting on Decriminalising Freedom of Expression in Zimbabwe. 13 November 2014 Amber Hotel, Holiday Inn Mutare The contentious issue of criminalization of freedom of expression/ criminal defamation in Zimbabwe has been at the forefront of the overall struggle or quest for democratic
This Wednesday, 19 November 2014, Al Jazeera’s award-winning Africa Investigates goes undercover on the streets of Harare, Zimbabwe to reveal the illegal trade in life-saving AIDS drugs and their shocking popularity as recreational drugs. Zimbabwe has one of the highest rates of HIV and AIDS in
By Farai Dauramanzi MDC-T leader Morgan Tsvangirai has criticised the South African government of working in cahoots with President Robert Mugabe to subdue democracy in Zimbabwe. The former prime minister was commenting on the recently released South Africa Judicial Observer Mission report on Zimbabwe’s 2002 elections while
The Bulawayo Residents Association (BURA) has distanced itself from the protest marches against the pre-paid water metering choosing instead to engage the Bulawayo City Council and government in dialogue over the issue. BURA members were conspicuous with their absence in last Friday’s street protests which saw
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