GovernanceEmpowering citizens

Civic Participation , Governance , Human Rights , Zimbabwe

Regulation or Repression? The Divisive Impact of Zimbabwe’s PVO Amendment Bill

Clive Tatenda Makumbe in Zimbabwe In a decisive move that has stirred considerable debate among civil society, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and legal experts,
Governance

The Overlooked Pillar of Peacebuilding: Integrating Anti-Corruption Measures in Conflict Resolutions

Mary Chikwanda in Zimbabwe When discussing peacebuilding efforts in conflict zones, topics like ceasefires, disarmament, and power-sharing dominate the narrative. However, one critical
Governance

“The Crucial Role of Anti-Corruption Measures in Peace Agreements for Lasting Stability”

Editorial In a world still grappling with conflicts, the incorporation of anti-corruption measures in peacebuilding has become increasingly pivotal. This approach is not

HealthHealth Trends and Treatments in Africa

Health , Investigations , Zimbabwe

Harare Pregnant Women Urged to Stay Active

Clive Tatenda Makumbe in Zimbabwe A recent study conducted in Harare has raised concerns about alarmingly low levels of physical
Health , Human Rights , Zimbabwe

Towards Zero Gender-Based Violence: A Wake-Up Call for Zimbabwe and the Region

Clive Tatenda Makumbe in Zimbabwe Gender-based violence (GBV) and harmful practices continue to plague West and Central Africa, as outlined
Health

Mpox Vaccination Strategies Bolstered Across Africa Amid Rising Cases

Elizabeth Dube in Brazzaville, Congo In a concerted effort to control the escalating mpox outbreaks, experts from the World Health
Editorial
Linking Communities With Accountable News

Safeguarder or Silencer? Zimbabwe’s Data Law on Trial

Editorial
Zimbabwe’s Cyber and Data Protection Act of 2021 marked a historic step into the digital era, aiming to secure the nation’s cyberspace while protecting personal data. Enacted on 3 December 2021, the law’s official objective is “to increase data protection in order to build confidence and trust in the secure use of information and communication technologies”​.

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Africa Report

Fostering Socio-Economic Transformation Across the Continent
Entrepreneurship , Women & Youths

Empowering Women and Youth through Social Entrepreneurship in Africa: A Focus on South Africa

Abdullah Mohamud in South Africa In the heart of Africa's socio-economic transformation lies a burgeoning
Foreign Aid , Livelihoods

The End of an Era? Why the Future of Humanitarian Relief Can’t Rely on Washington or Westminster

Clive Tatenda Makumbe & Mary Chikwanda  in Zimbabwe United States (USAID): The United
Human Rights

Witchcraft Accusations Haunt Northern Ghana as Amnesty Report Urges Action

Clive Tatenda Makumbe In a dusty settlement on Ghana’s arid northern plains, 68-year-old
Foreign Aid , Livelihoods

The End of an Era? Why the Future of Humanitarian Relief Can’t Rely on Washington or Westminster

Clive Tatenda Makumbe & Mary Chikwanda  in Zimbabwe United States (USAID): The United States, historically

Human Rightsgovernance and community development

Human Rights

Witchcraft Accusations Haunt Northern Ghana as Amnesty Report Urges Action

Clive Tatenda Makumbe In a dusty settlement on Ghana’s arid northern plains, 68-year-old
Civic Participation , Governance , Human Rights , Zimbabwe

Regulation or Repression? The Divisive Impact of Zimbabwe’s PVO Amendment Bill

Clive Tatenda Makumbe in Zimbabwe In a decisive move that has stirred considerable
Health , Human Rights , Zimbabwe

Towards Zero Gender-Based Violence: A Wake-Up Call for Zimbabwe and the Region

Clive Tatenda Makumbe in Zimbabwe Gender-based violence (GBV) and harmful practices continue to
Governance , Human Rights , Livelihoods

Ethiopian Families Rebuild Lives Amid Post-Conflict Recovery

Idi Amara in Ethiopia ADDIS ABABA – Two years after the Pretoria Agreement

Women & YouthWomen and Youth for Sustainable Development

Entrepreneurship
Linking Communities With Accountable News

Empowering Women and Youth through Social Entrepreneurship in Africa: A Focus on South Africa

Abdullah Mohamud in South Africa
In the heart of Africa’s socio-economic transformation lies a burgeoning movement driven by women and youth: social entrepreneurship. This dynamic sector not only fosters economic growth but also addresses pressing social challenges, particularly in South Africa.​

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EntrepreneurshipPromoting Sustainable Businesses

Entrepreneurship

NGOs Spark Ghana’s Small Business Revolution

Editorial In a world where economic development is increasingly driven by the interplay
Entrepreneurship , Women & Youths

Empowering Women and Youth through Social Entrepreneurship in Africa: A Focus on South Africa

Abdullah Mohamud in South Africa In the heart of Africa's socio-economic transformation lies
Entrepreneurship

Nurturing Social Entrepreneurs for Sustainable Development​

Andre Jean Marie in Democratic Republic of Congo Africa's burgeoning youth population stands
Entrepreneurship , Women & Youths

Why financial literacy is critical towards the empowerment of women and youths

Editorial The empowerment of Africa's female and young population is the key element

Empowering Communities Through Knowledge and Action

Covering key sectors that drive inclusive development, resilience, and well-being across Africa.
Agriculture & Food Security
Linking Communities With Accountable News

Turning Challenges into Opportunities: SADC’s Bold Strategies

Clive Tatenda Makumbe in Zimbabwe
The Southern African Development Community (SADC), spanning fifteen member states and encompassing a multitude of cultures, languages, and economies, stands as a pillar of regional cooperation on the continent. Over the years, SADC countries have steadily forged stronger bonds in pursuit of sustainable development, economic integration, and collective prosperity.
In Zimbabwe, the pulse of this regional dynamism is felt every day—in trade, cultural exchanges, and the shared aspiration.

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Aidinternational assistance

Foreign Aid , Livelihoods

The End of an Era? Why the Future of Humanitarian Relief Can’t Rely on Washington or Westminster

Clive Tatenda Makumbe & Mary Chikwanda  in Zimbabwe United States (USAID): The United States, historically the world’s largest
Foreign Aid , Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe Stands Tall: Renewed Resolve in a Changing Global Health Landscape

Clive Tatenda Makumbe in Zimbabwe In a rapidly changing world, where international alliances and economic frameworks are continually
Editorial , Foreign Aid

The Global Fallout of U.S. Foreign Aid Cuts: A Deep Dive into Humanitarian Consequences

Editorial The recent decision by the U.S. administration to significantly reduce foreign aid has precipitated a humanitarian crisis

    Driving Sustainable Development Across Africa

    Highlighting key pillars that shape resilient, informed, and empowered communities.

    ELECTIONSInsights into African Elections

    Elections , Governance

    The significance of increased autonomy for national election observers

    Own Correspondent During a period when the credibility and impact of international election monitoring in
    Elections , Women & Youths , Zimbabwe

    ‘Zimbabwe is ready for a female President’- Elisabeth Valerio

    Clive Tatenda Makumbe in Zimbabwe Deep-rooted patriarchal and political violence fueled by the legacy of

    ICT4DBridging the Digital Divide

    Editorial , ICT4D , Zimbabwe

    Safeguarder or Silencer? Zimbabwe’s Data Law on Trial

    Editorial Zimbabwe’s Cyber and Data Protection Act of 2021 marked a historic step into the
    ICT4D , Investigations

    Maximizing the Power of Artificial Intelligence in Africa

    Isabel DE Villers in South Africa The world is currently experiencing the Fourth Industrial Revolution,

    NATURAL RESOURCESAfrica's Natural Wealth

    Natural Resources , Zimbabwe

    UNESCO launches “Be Resilient Zimbabwe”+ project at Binga and Buhera Districts

    Staff Reporter UNESCO in partnership with executing entities in Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water, and Rural
    Humanitarian , Natural Resources

    UK to create climate joint ventures with Africa and the Caribbean

    Andrew Gibbens in France UK Minister for Development and Africa, Andrew Mitchell, recently made an

    LIVELIHOODSFostering Self-Reliance

    Foreign Aid , Livelihoods

    The End of an Era? Why the Future of Humanitarian Relief Can’t Rely on Washington or Westminster

    Clive Tatenda Makumbe & Mary Chikwanda  in Zimbabwe United States (USAID): The United States, historically
    Humanitarian , Livelihoods

    Germany Bolsters Refugee Support in Uganda with €1 Million Contribution to WFP

    Dembe Namono in Uganda KAMPALA – The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) has lauded