The Social Inclusion and Participation Project (SIPPP), sponsored by ZIMCODD in partnership with Community Voices Zimbabwe (CVZ), promotes financial literacy and gender-sensitive budgeting among youths. Recently, CVZ held a community
In a remarkable display of innovation and sustainability, Turkmine has transformed a former 3.8-hectare dumpsite in Gubi, Matebeleland North, into a thriving green energy zone. The dumpsite, once a notorious
Alopecia affects millions of women worldwide, causing hair loss on the scalp, face, or body. It’s an autoimmune disease that attacks healthy hair follicles, leading to hair loss.
As local councils in Zimbabwe incorporate gender-responsive budgeting into their masterplans, residents are wondering if this will improve their daily lives. In a ground-breaking move, local authorities were directed by
“We have been crying out for council to ensure that all council facilities and services are accessible and inclusive for people with disabilities for years, but we are still struggling with basic services.”
