Prior to the adoption of a progressive Constitution of Zimbabwe in 2013, corporal punishment was regarded as one of the best ways in which children could be controlled when they misbehaved. This article draws insights ...

While the Covid-19 pandemic affects the health and well-being of all, women and girls are disproportionately affected, especially in developing countries. Thus, the desk review sought to establish women’s vulnerabilities ...

This article discusses opportunities and challenges of Zimbabwe adopting the Biometric Voter Registration (BVR) given the long history of teething problems with the security, integrity, credibility and legitimacy of national ...

The study analyses the contribution of Tsungirirai Welfare Organisation’s (TWO) interventions in ending extreme poverty (SDG 1) in Chegutu district, Zimbabwe. The study was qualitative in nature and data were collected ...

Globally, the WHO (2014: 10) estimates that one in three women experiences sexual and physical violence at the hands of their intimate partner over their lifetime. According to a Violence Against Women (VAW) Baseline study ...

Street vending has become a huge part of Zimbabwe’s main cities since the turn of the 21st century. Street vending is largely a product of what has been termed Zimbabwe’s crisis years arising from the county’s political ...

This article explores the experiences of HIV-positive adolescents disclosing their status to romantic partners in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. Disclosure of HIV status continues to be one of the most pressing issues facing ...

This study aimed to explore the phenomenon of semester marriages among students at two universities in Zimbabwe. Semester marriages are different forms of short-term sexual relations that are engaged in by university ...