Why Africa needs a green bank to fund climate action
Howard Stein and Michael Olabisi Climate change is a profound challenge to the livelihoods of many people in African countries who have contributed so little to its cause. More frequent…
The passing away of a patriotic gentleman
Richard Muponde Zimpapers Politics Hub THE earth has claimed one of its most dignified sons. Percy Bruno Gochera Murombe-Chivero, a liberation stalwart whose life quietly shaped the destiny of a…
Female miners claim space in extractive sector
Ruth Butaumocho-Operations Editor Growing up in a family of small-scale miners in Mashonaland Central Province heavily influenced Ms Blessing Hungwe’s career choice, during her formative years. Without many role models…
Resilience and purpose propel women forward
Oliver Kazunga-Senior Reporter In a field where perception becomes reality and every word carries consequence, local women are doing more than telling stories; they are shaping them. One such personality…
Disability and access to justice: Strong laws, weak in practice
Azwihangwisi Judith Mphidi SOUTH AFRICA has a reputation as one of the most progressive countries on the African continent when it comes to disability rights. It has ratified the United…
Nothing against the British, except they owe us an apology
Gibson Nyikadzino Zimpapers Politics Hub AS Zimbabwe approaches the 46th anniversary of its independence from the British colonial empire since 1980, it is worthwhile to examine, with both astonishment and…











