• Is Mnangagwa’s Government Helping You at All?

    ICWT Newsletter Is Mnangagwa’s Government Helping You at All? By Trevor Ncube Let us be brutally honest with each other, Zimbabwe. Day after day, we wake up and survive by sheer grit. We build, we hustle, we mend what’s broken—and we dare to hope. But we do it all alone. The Emmerson Mnangagwa government that…

  • Rural tourism has huge potential for economic growth

            Rural tourism has huge potential for economic growth By Carl Joshua Ncube Rural tourism has potential for growth if given the right support. This form of tourism not only offers unique experiences but also brings numerous benefits to both travellers and the local communities they visit. Our experience in rural tourism…

  • Bitterness of sugar will soon spoil the party

            Bitterness of sugar will soon spoil the party By Nevanji Madanhire The turf war between the country’s two major producers of carbonated drinks have brought sweetness to many Zimbabweans but the same sweetness will sooner rather than later manifest in the bitterness of a long list of health conditions that result…

  • 2023 “election” winners and losers must all be ashamed, but there is a silver lining

            2023 “election” winners and losers must all be ashamed, but there is a silver lining By Dr. Musa Kika Beyond any reasonable doubt, the 2023 Zimbabwe elections are the worst since independence. Yet this plebiscite, in a strange way, leads us closer to a collective response to our shared governance problems.…

  • ICWT Newsletter | Issue 8

          1 September 2022 | Newsletter Issue 8 Mental health in 21st century Africa – Solutions are in the mind We are living in the 21st century age of enlightenment where ignorance is not an option, an age where knowledge is created or packaged for consumption by a global community. 76 years after…

  • ICWT Newsletter | Issue 9

            9 Sep 2022 | Newsletter Issue 9 Come help fix Zimbabwe Political violence, an appalling assault on human rights and a collapsing economy have forced thousands of Zimbabweans to try and make a living elsewhere in the world. This outward migration has been rampant over the past two decades. The experience…

  • ICWT Newsletter | Issue 5

            11 August 2022 Water Delivery Zimbabwe has normalised water delivery by tanker trucks for those without portable water at home and work. This is very sad. Apart from the fact that this is a form of tax for the already overtaxed public, the inconvenience and the cost of this abnormality are…

  • ICWT Newsletter : Issue 4

        August 4 Newsletter Gold Coins and the Census Zimbabwe is a polarised and toxic country. This sad state of affairs has debilitating consequences on our society. There is almost nothing that we seem to agree on, yet there is so much that could unite us if we made the effort.In most instances one’s…