Commentary on the week's topical issues in the news and social media and the communities in Zimbabwe, from the contexts of four opinionated women. Featuring Samkeliso Tshuma, Natasha M. Marara, Busi Bhebhe and Sinqo Nyathi
What does Zimbabwe's new Marriages Act say about lobola and marriage requirements in this regards. Lets hear what legal minds have to say and what women think.
A discussion on the provisions in the Zimbabwe Cyber and Data Protection Act of 2021 together with a look at what online violence against women really entails.
A podcast to interrogate why women do not vote for other women in elections and the impact of fake news and misinformation on women's political choices.
A discussion by women on their understanding of the roles and responsibilities of their elected officials and their capacity to hold them accountable as voters
Women at St Peters engaged on the facts of COVID-19 vaccine versus their SRHR choices
Women from Ngozi Mine engage on COVID-19 Rumours vs their sexual health choices
Women Living on the streets share on the impact of Covid-19 rumours on their SRHR choices
Sidojiwe Talkshow dispelling rumours about COVID-19 and its impact on Sexual Reproductive Health
A podcast to dispel Covid-19 rumours that affect women and girls sexual reproductive health choices
Women are increasingly becoming victims of smash and grabs in Bulawayo CBD as criminals target their handbags and valuables which they snatch from their cars. Keep your doors locked and windows closed. Hide your handbag from plain sight while driving.
#WomensNewsBeat on Crime, Corruption and BCC petition
BCC Stands top up a breach of agreement, women stand owners say, stating that they cannot afford the extra money being demanded by the council.
Be non-partisan and remove difficult collateral demands: Women's Bank told at public hearing
The Iron Deficiency Symposium was held last night with a great line up of expert speakers. Please click on the link below to learn about how our African foods can help solve the problem of iron deficiency in our communities.
Poor roads blocking access to other basic services: Cowdray Park residents
On this weeks Amakhosikazi Chatroom Podcast, Women give gloomy feedback on registration blitz
Serial Rapist on the prowl : Bulawayo police spokesperson issues warning to Bulawayo residents after 15 women fall victim
Degreed and unemployed in Zimbabwe :The plight of jobless graduates in Zimbabwe
Covid-19 stories :Women living with disabilities and their experiences of the Corona virus
Women's views on Zimbabwe's mask mandate and how useful they think it currently is as other countries go back to "pre-corona" existence.
Artists participate in a think tank session on how to get Bulawayo out of the shadows
S1Ep2 of Women's experiences of COVID-19 while living HiV positive.
Women and Girls share their experiences of the Covid 19 vaccines and their sentiments on the proposed booster shot.
GBV Stories 2 : Sometimes psychological scars run deeper and last longer than physical ones
AMAKHOSIKAZI CHATROOM PODCAST: Women appeal to BCC for better vending bays during rainy season
Women informal traders share sentiments over impact of Egodini Mall renovation delays as rainy season sets in
Women share views on decriminalisation of commercial sex work:Amakhosikazi Chatroom Podcast
Women discuss Contraceptive complications on the Amakhosikazi chatroom podcast
Water woes in Nguboyenja causing serious health hazards
Public access to Forex at auction rates : Amakhosikazi Chatroom Podcast
Zimbabwe Electoral Commission appeals to Civil society organisations to assist with voter education programmes
Commercial sex workers turn to social media to overcome COVID-19 lockdown restrictions
Female legal practitioners lament the fact that fewer females were shortlisted for interviews to fill high court judges' positions
Young women in art discuss the sexual grooming strategies used by perpetrators of sexual violence
Women in Matabeleland welcome the licensing of more community radio stations as a move towards their participation in national processes and dialogue.
Young women in Plumtree cry of lack of registration facilities in most remote areas, calling on ZEC to avail more registration resources to rural areas.
Women in arts challenge each other to look among themselves for support at Intwasa Arts Festival 21. "Its time to stop the blame game"
Young women share their feelings on the proposed bill to increase the youth quota in Zimbabwe's Parliament. Taking a keaf from the Women's quota approach.
Women & girls take centre stage at Intwasa Arts Festival 2021 as the showcase dedicates a full day or artistic works about females, by females and for female audiences.
Women express mixed feelings on the statutory instrument limiting access to work, schools and basic services to the unvaccinated
Amakhosikazi Chatroom participants share views on voter apathy among youths in Zimbabwe
Aspiring female candidates for 2023 elections share their reservations about running for office
Young women express disappointment at inaction on child marriage cases in Zimbabwe
Women express mixed feelings on the continuous assessment learning system introduced in Zimbabwe
Youths share views on why they are not registering to vote for the 2023 elections.
ZESA cable theft now a huge cause for concern affecting their daily lives women say.
Women with disabilities call on ZEC to make registration Centres more accessible to people of various physical capabilities.
Vaccination demands inconvenient: Students, tenants, employees
Women say No to Gvt take over of council clinics on the Amakhosikazi chatroom
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