Zim’s deepening economic problems behind surge in child marriages
The policies have failed to address the macroeconomic volatility, unemployment and inefficient social assistance programmes, which are the main causes of poverty, especially in rural areas.
By Moses Mugugunyeki
Jun. 2, 2024
The rhythm of resilience: A Workers’ Day reflection in Zim
The informal sector became a lifeline for many, but it also exposed them to exploitation, low wages, and precarious working conditions.
By Grace Chirenje
May. 10, 2024
An African understanding of the global dangers of World War III
She showed us a map of Kuwait and one of Iraq. And proceeded to explain to us the full impact of both chemical warfare and also nuclear weapons deployment.
By Takura Zhangazha
Mar. 22, 2024
Ndhlukula opens up on Securico journey
There is need for engagement. That is number one. Secondly, you need to think outside the box, and you must also listen to your people.
By Tatira Zwinoira
Feb. 16, 2024
Zim’s future economic policies
There is urgent need to increase the private sector by incorporating Africans into some of these companies, or starting new companies nationally, regionally or internationally.
By Fay Chung
Oct. 20, 2023
Mr President, stop being blind to the obvious things
Despite a number of economic recovery programmes, notably the hyped Economic Structural Adjustment Programme, the country has been in perpetual socio-economic meltdowns.
By Cyprian M Ndawana
Aug. 2, 2023
Rural development key to growth
The economy and everything about it must be driven and owned by the people and not just a few individuals as is the case under capitalism.
By Tapiwa Gomo
Dec. 12, 2022
New perspectives: Zim govt has to find balance between economy and politics
Employers were able to rent on behalf of their workers in hostels where half a dozen workers shared a room, and several rooms shared a bathroom and toilet.
By The Southern Eye
Aug. 21, 2022
New perspectives: Zim govt has to find balance between economy and politics
Employers were able to rent on behalf of their workers in hostels where half a dozen workers shared a room, and several rooms shared a bathroom and toilet.
By The Southern Eye
Aug. 21, 2022
