Beverley Tsitsi Mutandiro | Zimbabwean Human Rights Activist IT’S disappointing that Zimbabwean women had nothing significant to look forward to or celebrate about on International Women’s Day yesterday.
They discharge multilateral responsibilities in communities such as being bread-winners, care providers of families, as wives, mothers, daughters, sisters, and as human rights activists and service providers to the struggling communities around them.
Sadly, women continue to go through limitations that restrain them from reaching their potential goals, as they are not included in the strategies to empowering them. A caring government ensures that human rights violations, physical attacks or death, such as of Citizen Coalition for Change Opposition member Mboneni Ncube, killed while peacefully attending a rally in Kwekwe, do not take place.
These outrageous behaviours should not be…