When the Wells Ran Dry
In Mbizha, drought forced families to dig for water in dry riverbeds and share it with animals. Today, access to clean water is changing far more than how they live.
Fairness MoyanaTag: Social and Economic Justice
His Last Walk Home
Mbusi Mabhena never made it home. Months after a new law promised greater protection for communities affected by human-wildlife conflict, many of its key safeguards remain unimplemented.
Blood, Sweat and Coal
Dangerous fumes, meager wages, and zero accountability—while Chinese mining companies thrive in Hwange, local workers pay the ultimate price. Injuries go unpaid, safety is ignored, and complaints are silenced.
Fairness MoyanaThe Cost of Chinese Mining in Matabeleland
Who really profits from Chinese mining in Matabeleland? While investors cash in, local communities are left with dust, debt, and destruction.
The Citizen BulletinClimate Change Puts People with Albinism at Grave Risk
As Zimbabwe faces worsening heatwaves and erratic weather due to climate change, the situation is dire for its people with albinism. Struggling with discrimination and a skin condition that makes them vulnerable to sun exposure, access to sunscreen is now a matter of life and death. But with prices soaring, how will they cope with the rising threats posed by our warming world?
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