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Vacancies - Zimbabwe National Network for People Living with HIV/AIDS (ZNNP+) - Read more

Taking an HIV test in Zimbabwe: A personal experience - Fungai Machirori - Read more

Driven by the desire for freedom - Interview with Rejoice Ngwenya - Kubatana.net - Read more

Hot Seat: Heated debate on Indigenisation Regulations Part 2 - SW Radio Africa - Read more

POSA and the right to freedom of assembly: Submissions by Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights - ZLHR - Read more

CSO's endorse amendment of POSA - Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights - Read more

MISA-Zimbabwe's submissions on the proposed amendments to POSA - Media Institute of Southern Africa - Read more

The Indigenisation and Economic Empowerment (General) Regulations - Bill Watch 6/2010 - Veritas - Read more

Absolutely power corrupts, but it corrupts only those who think they deserve it - The Economist - Read more

Mugabe and reconciliation: The genesis and meaning of 'We Are All Zimbabweans Now' - James Kilgore - Read more

In search of the meaning of Zimbabwe - Interview with Prof Brian Raftopoulos - Zimbabwe in Pictures - Read more

Confronting cholera: My Zimbabwe diary - Emile Hirsch - Read more

WOZA leaders meet with Ministers of Home Affairs - Women and Men of Zimbabwe Arise - Read more

Deliberate coincidences - the Indigenisation Act and the ban of food aid - Phil Matibe - Read more

Report back - Sexual Orientation and the Constitutional Process Indaba - Kubatana.net - Read more

Lack of transparency and accountability evident in Chiadzwa diamond mining arrangements - ZELA - Read more

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By the third year of University (Law is four years) there is enormous pressure on me to have a boyfriend. Why? Because you need to be sure that before you leave university you have someone to marry you, otherwise you’ll be a failure, never mind that you have honours and a first class degree. I’m talking about stereotypes, and gender roles, and expectations, and how these are drummed into us from birth. Read more from Catherine Makoni

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