Corruption in Zimbabwe has reached deeply into various levels of public and private sectors, creating significant barriers to social and economic development. The term “corruption” here refers to
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Poor service delivery remains a major challenge across Zimbabwe, affecting access to essential services like clean water, sanitation, and road infrastructure.
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The transparency and accountability deficits within Zimbabwe’s local government structures demand urgent attention. Local governance has been plagued by central government interference, over-central
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The establishment of Metropolitan Provinces in Zimbabwe, namely Harare and Bulawayo, was intended to enhance governance and administrative efficiency in the country’s largest urban centres.
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Devolution is a key constitutional reform that seeks to decentralise governmental power and authority, enabling regional governments to manage their own affairs, including governance, financial decisi
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Zimbabwe’s water and sanitation infrastructure has deteriorated to alarming levels, with local authorities across the country failing to meet their basic obligation of providing clean, safe and acce
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The future of Zimbabwe depends on how we address these critical infrastructure challenges. Rebuilding our transport system will unlock economic potential, create jobs and finally end the needless loss
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This communiqué highlights key facts and challenges in Zimbabwe's natural resource management, urging decisive action to ensure a sustainable future for both people and the environment.
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Zimbabwe is at a crucial turning point where the interplay between infrastructure, consumption patterns and production capabilities can redefine its economic landscape.
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As a country that has endured colonial rule, a protracted liberation struggle and subsequent episodes of political violence, the pursuit of national healing and unity is paramount.
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On this International Day of Democracy, UZA reflects on how crucial it is to preserve civil liberties, the rule of law, free speech, and institutional accountability
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Traditional leaders in Zimbabwe are key figures in the country’s social and political fabric, particularly in peacebuilding and reconciliation. As guardians of culture, heritage and customary law.
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