By Simbarashe Namusi
The internet is a memory with perfect recall.
Every photo, caption, comment, and livestream leaves a trace that can be copied, searched, and...
By Tameka RattiĀ
Artificial intelligence is the most transformative technology of our generation.
It gives fast answers, automates tasks and can support our work and learning...
Harareās teens are being pulled into mutoriro and codeineāthis piece traces the pressures driving the surge, the school cases that shocked Zimbabwe, and the...
By Aluna Pankhurst
Images of children working in hazardous and abusive conditions naturally provoke strong emotional reactions. For this reason, measures designed to stop children...
By Mufaro Namusi
My Father, My First Teacher
Growing up with a disability in Zimbabwe shaped my childhood and my sense of belonging.
Treatment eased the physical...
Introduction
In 2014, Zimbabwe domesticatedĀ the United Nations (UN) protocol that aims to prevent, suppress, and punish human trafficking, especially of women and children ā theĀ Palermo...
James Tichaendepi
Why early career guidance matters
Zimbabweās education culture has long prioritised exam performance over life design.
The result is a familiar story: learners reach Form...
By Tendai Makaripe
Life for 14-year-old Tinotenda Pasira from Rydaleridge Park, a suburb about 27 kilometres from the central business district, has been a continuous...