women in sports have already proven their strength, skill, and determination time and time again.

Addressing the abuse of women and girls in Zimbabwe’s economic hubs requires a multi-faceted approach that tackles the root causes of gender

Incest rape, defined as sexual abuse perpetrated by a family member, is one of the most horrific forms of gender-based violence (GBV).

Boost Your Self-Esteem Month in February encourages personal growth and empowerment by helping individuals build confidence, embrace self.

Globally, femicide—the gender-motivated killing of women—has become a chilling epidemic.

The recent, horrifying case of a 13-year-old girl raped at Harare’s Rezende terminus compels us to question if justice is achieved when only one man faces arrest, while the enabling system goes unchallenged. Arresting Givemore Mutape is a vital first step, yet focusing solely on him lets systemic neglect and the cultural acceptance of public harassment evade scrutiny. This tragedy is not isolated but the result of persistent public intimidation.

The Case of Semina Halliwell: A Heartbreaking Reminder Semina reported being sexually assaulted, a terrifying act of courage for any child.

Gender-based violence (GBV) does not emerge in isolation. It is cultivated over time, often rooted in the ways children are raised within...

The violence women face within the realm of artificial intelligence in the internet age is not something new; it is merely a continuation...

Another Monday morning. The alarm blares and the weight of the world feels heavier than ever. It’s the third Monday of January, Blue Monday!

Across Southern Africa, and perhaps beyond, initiation rituals and rites of passage have long been central to cultural identity, marking...

Growing up in Zimbabwe, stories of elderly women accused of witchcraft weren’t just rumors—they were harrowing realities that echoed...

The digital age has brought with it new challenges for those in positions of power, and women, in particular, are bearing the brunt of a...

Gender-based violence (GBV) continues to be one of the most pervasive human rights violations globally, and Zimbabwe is no exception. At...

At its core, victim shaming stems from societal biases, a lack of education, and an unwillingness to understand the psychological toll.

The systemic abuse by police in the UK has shattered the trust of countless women and girls.

In Christian communities, Zimbabwe included, the “Proverbs 31” woman is often held up as the ideal wife and mother, a paragon of virtue...

In many African cultures, including in Zimbabwe, women are often expected to embody specific roles and adhere to traditional norms....

Every woman has felt it—the uneasy glance over her shoulder, the quickened pace on an empty street, the heavy silence when alone with a...

When there is a significant power disparity, be it due to age, socioeconomic status or hierarchical authority, true consent becomes vague.