World & Community
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INTERVIEW: ‘Extremely difficult conversations’: Seeking justice for sexual abuse victims
Critics have said justice takes too long, and perpetrators are not always held accountable in cases of sexual exploitation and…
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Best reasons to stand up for mother’s day
But, for hundreds of thousands of women globally, this gratitude only goes so far, the UN Population Fund (UNFPA) said…
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Palestine Embassy In Zimbabwe commemorates 75 years of Israeli injustices
By Staff Writer THE Palestine Embassy in Zimbabwe will this commemorate the 75 years long journey they have travelled fighting…
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Labour federation worried AfCFTA risks violating workers rights
By Agencies THE Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) has commenced work to scrutinise the implications of the Africa Continental…
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Researchers strive to end human wildlife conflict in Southern Africa
UNEP.org It was past midnight when Grandson Kenalemang awoke to an all too familiar sound: the rumbling of an elephant…
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Palestine Embassy In Zim bemoans killing of 13 citizens
By Staff Reporter THE Embassy of the state of Palestine in Harare has condemned in the strongest terms the heinous…
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Africa free trade area may lift 50 million people out of extreme poverty, says IMF
Agencies Africa’s continent-wide free-trade area, if successfully implemented, could significantly boost economic growth and improve living standards at a time…
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“We sleep in sewage” – Government promises change but Namibians still suffering
By Frederick Clayton and Sonja Smith Photography by Margaret Courtney-Clarke Ever since independence, Namibians have sought education, employment and better…
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MISA decries ruthless attacks on journalists in East and Southern Africa
By Agencies AUTHORITIES across East and Southern Africa have continued to supress press freedom, attacking journalists while they carry out…
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ILO says 100 000 Zimbos lost their jobs in the year’s first quarter
By Agencies THE International Labour Organisation (ILO) says a total 100 000 Zimbabweans lost their jobs in the first quarter…
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