Zimbabwe is Facing a GBV Crisis
The killing of Lisedi Nkomo has reignited national concern over GBV in Zimbabwe. Reports of IPV are raising questions about prevention, protection, intervention and accountability,
Beyond the Paycheque: Who Decides What Women’s Work Is Worth?
Explore Zimbabwe's gender pay gap, women's economic empowerment and the value of women's work — from paid employment and leadership to informal work and unpaid care.
Different Contexts, Common Aspirations: Rural Youth Reimagining Zimbabwe’s Future
Across rural Zimbabwe, young people are navigating agriculture, opportunity and changing economic realities while imagining a different future.
Different Contexts, One Generation, Common Aspirations: Are We Really Talking About One Zimbabwean Youth?
The 2026 International Youth Day theme, “Different Contexts, Common Aspirations,” offers a timely lens through which to reflect on Zimbabwe’s young people. It reminds us that although youth live in vastly different circumstances, many are reaching toward similar hopes: dignity, opportunity, belonging, and the chance to shape their own futures. In Zimbabwe, that reflection carries particular weight.…
Water and Gender: Water Scarcity, a Crisis with a Gender Face.
Water scarcity in Zimbabwe disproportionately affects women and girls, making access to water a critical gender equality issue.
Right. Justice. Action. For All Women and Girls
Economic Justice is Another Missing Link to Women’s Rights in Zimbabwe By Getrude Chigerwe Legal rights are essential, but true equality requires fair access to economic opportunities, financial resources, and markets for women. The World Bank’s Women, Business and the Law 2026 report shows women have less than two-thirds of the legal rights men enjoy in economic…