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Growing calls for stronger action on gender equality and HIV

Mutsvangwa said poverty, inequality, and harmful societal practices continue to fuel the HIV epidemic among women and girls in southern Africa.

By Moses Magadza Mar. 18, 2025

Growing calls for stronger action on gender equality and HIV

Govt ready to work with like-minded countries amid US aid pause

United States President Donald Trump introduced a raft of measures that saw the cutting of financial aid driving many government interventions including gender mainstreaming.

By Vanessa Gonye Feb. 12, 2025

Govt ready to work with like-minded countries amid US aid pause

Govt establishes safe houses for GBV victims

Last year, at least 4 000 men reported cases of GBV amid indications that many were coming out of the closet to report abuse by their spouses.

By Patricia Sibanda Feb. 7, 2025

Govt establishes safe houses for GBV victims

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Over 4 000 men victims of GBV

Women Affairs minister Monica Mutsvangwa told NewsDay that her ministry is working with men’s groups to help victims to speak out against GBV.

By Patricia Sibanda Feb. 6, 2025

Zimbabwe, Zambia sign SMEs MoU

Mutsvangwa Also said the partnership provides initiatives that help in driving innovation, creating jobs, and bolstering economic resilience in both Zimbabwe and Zambia.

By Ophar Mavuri Dec. 21, 2024

Mutsvangwa applauds Mat South for fighting child marriages

Mutsvangwa applauded the province for the efforts directed towards ending child marriages.

By Margaret Lubinda Dec. 3, 2024

Mutsvangwa applauds Mat South for fighting child marriages

Gaps in Zim's fight against GBV exposed

The annual international campaign, which started yesterday and runs until December 10, highlights the prevention and elimination of violence against women and girls.

By Praise Nyamadzawo Nov. 26, 2024

Govt, ILO boost gender equality, economic growth

It also incorporates other regional and international strategies and focuses on helping women from all backgrounds, especially vulnerable groups, in every sector of the economy.

By Praise Dlamini Oct. 25, 2024