Cross-posted from Nehanda Radio. It increasingly looks as if its days of political hegemony over the country are coming to a bitter end as the former freedom fighters daily tear into each other – with sniping at characters having become…
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Human Trafficking: Modern Day ‘Slavery’ in Belgium
by Grace Kwinjeh -Belgium- A Thai woman, aged 28, met a handsome Belgian man and fell in love. He assisted her in getting a visa to leave Thailand and marry him in Belgium. The mother of two, who had worked…
Tagged with: Abuse, Belgium, Economic Exploitation, Human Trafficking, Labor Trafficking, Sex Trafficking, Thailand
Posted in FEATURE ARTICLES, The World
Posted in FEATURE ARTICLES, The World
The Retrogressive Politics of a Divided Opposition in Zim
There is a popular joke often repeated in political circles, that if you place two Zimbabweans on the moon, chances are they will form three political parties. The joke is an excellent analogy as Zimbabweans historically seem to have a…
Posted in The WIP Talk
Violence Against Women — Going Beyond Daily Rhetoric
As we commemorate the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender Violence, I thank and congratulate my sisters in particular, for your commitment to issues concerning our empowerment as it relates to peace and security in the home and in our…
Posted in The WIP Talk
“South Africa Treats Zimbabwean Refugees Like Criminals”
by Grace Kwinjeh – South Africa – Last week Zimbabwe’s civil society and opposition held a commemorative vigil marking the anniversary of the gruesome torture of opposition leaders (myself included) at the hands of the Mugabe government. The world watched…
Tagged with: Africa, Economy, Healthcare, Political Violence, Politics, Refugees, Robert Mugabe, South Africa, Torture, Zimbabwe
Posted in FEATURE ARTICLES, Politics
Posted in FEATURE ARTICLES, Politics
