Residents in Plumtree have pleaded with the town Council to improve service delivery by finding lasting solutions to raw water consumed by residents in Solwezi. This came out during a meeting that was facilitated by Women’s Institute for Leadership Development…
Operational challenges for women informal traders have since scaled up following the demolition of vending stalls in most parts of the country due to the Covid -19 induced lockdown restrictions, which have left many women vulnerable to harassment by law…
The effects of drinking contaminated water go beyond gastroenteritis and skin conditions for Luveve residents who drank contaminated water in May this year. Infocus News The residents say memory loss, kidney failure, severe stomach pains among other major health problems…
Situational Report: Community Voices Date: 30 July 2020 Zimbabwean authorities have since armed the police with state-of-the-art crowd control equipment to “crack down on lock down violations” although the real agenda appears to be to quash opposition demonstrations. The opposition…
The corona virus pandemic has exposed the country’s weak governance systems. Delegates who attended the Public Opinion Space echoed these sentiments highlighting how much of a threat the pandemic is. Infocus News The meeting was facilitated by Women’s Institute for…
Practicing journalists have been implored to adopt a value system that will enable them to execute their work with the purpose of serving the public and those with a desire of being activists. Journalism must not be stimulated by political,…
The Public Opinion Space via Women’s Institute for Leadership Development (WILD) brings to you a WhatsApp discussion on: “The Leadership Void in Zimbabwe’s Health Sector amid Covid-19 Crisis with Janah Ncube from I Am 4 Byo – Fighting COVID-19, Hon…
THE 6pm – 6am curfew will narrow income levels and has been viewed as a threat to livelihoods, as the government has failed to adequately cushion informal traders from the current economic difficulties. By Minenhle Moyo Informal traders who spoke…
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