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1 August 2017
The Swiss Ambassador to Zimbabwe, Ruth Huber, says investment in will remain stagnant as long as the Harare fails to compensate whites whose farms were forcibly taken without proper dialogue.
She was speaking during the Swiss National Day Tuesday.
Huber told journalists that although investment…
7 June 2017
Por Sally Nyakanyanga
HARARE, 7 jun 2017 (IPS) - “¿Quiere tomates o boniatos (batatas)? ¿Cuánto tiene?”. Los gritos de las vendedoras se oyen desde lejos a medida que uno se aproxima a Domboshawa, una localidad 30 kilómetros al noreste de la capital de Zimbabwe, Harare.
Decenas de mujeres y…
22 May 2017
Date: 17 mai 2017
Source: BBC
L'ambassadeur d'Allemagne à Zimbabwe, Thorsten Hutter a déclaré que les indemnisations pour ses citoyens doivent faire partie du dialogue de reprise de coopération entre Harare et l'Union Européenne.
Actuellement, Harare tente de renouer avec l'UE, après de longues…
15 May 2017
Rights to land for women have been enshrined in law in Zimbabwe, but the practice of law in reality often has not delivered women’s empowerment and rights. This must change, but how?
Zimbabwe has a range of progressive laws aimed at gender equality on the statute books – notably around…
28 March 2017
Date: 28 mars 2017
Source: Africa Post
Grace Mugabe, l’épouse du président Robert Mugabe, semble au-dessus de la loi. Des policiers ont fait irruption la semaine dernière dans une ferme pour expulser ses habitants, détruisant les habitations. Malgré une ordonnance de justice intimant l’ordre de…
13 March 2017
A major task of Zimbabwe’s new Land Commission will be to undertake periodic audits of land and its use nationwide. This is a tricky technical and political challenge.
A major task of Zimbabwe’s new Land Commission will be to undertake periodic audits of land and its use nationwide. This is a…
8 March 2017
Across the wide world, women are rising up to protect the Earth, one another, and the common good
Women around the world stand at the forefront of rising movements to defend and protect the health of water, land, air and diverse communities. On this International Women’s Day, it is vital to…
8 March 2017
Chengetai Zonke lost much of her maize crop to drought last year. When it came to planting again, she decided to reduce her stake in what has become a recurrent climate change gamble.
At her homestead in Chiware, in Zimbabwe’s northeastern Manicaland Province, the 52-year-old farmer explained why…
21 February 2017
By: Andrew Mambondiyani
Date: 21 February 2017
Source: Reuters
From the mountaintop at Skyline in the Chimanimani district of eastern Zimbabwe, a mosaic of scorched trees and timber can be seen stretching for miles on end.
Lit by a wave of illegal settlers, the fires regularly rage through…
30 January 2017
By: IAN SCOONES
Date: 30 January 2017
Source: The Zimbabwean
Zimbabwe’s land reform created two ‘models’ for resettlement farms – one relatively small-scale, the A1 schemes, and one medium to large-scale, the A2 farms. A1 farms now cover (very) approximately 4.2 m ha including around 150,000…
27 January 2017
Date: 27 janvier 2017
Source: SFR
En proie à une crise financière depuis de longs mois, le pays présidé par Robert Mugabe n'arrive pas à verser aux employés de l'administration les bonus de la fin d'année 2016. D'où une proposition inédite.
Un lopin de terre à défaut du bonus annuel. C'est…
The government of Zimbabwe recently adopted a social housing policy aimed at rolling out mass housing schemes for low-income earners. The City of Harare recently acquired more than 25 farms around the city for housing, which has been interpreted as a positive move meant to address concerns of its…