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Ruth Butaumocho Gender Forum THE debacle between Sharon Macheso and Kuda Munetsi finally came to an end last week after the courts granted Sharon a protection order, with the two parties agreeing to communicate over the phone. The two are officially on separation barely three months after their wedding, which hogged the limelight and was […]
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Ruth Butaumocho Gender Editor Sixty-seven-year-old Rabison Mugare of Hurungwe assembled a mini gathering to accept the bride price for his 14-year old daughter, Sekai, who had eloped the previous month to a well-known polygamous cotton farmer in a nearby village.
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Ruth Butaumocho Gender Forum Proverbs 31 is a well-known chapter in the Bible and is highly revered by both men and women, though it is interpreted in various ways and speaks differently in their own situations.
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Gender Forum With Ruth Butaumocho TWO months ago, I came across an interesting and captivating small book by Sven Lindquist titled “Exterminate All the Brutes”. Exterminate All the Brutes is a simple, but very touching narrative about the invention of racism to justify taking over the land of a small African country.
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Ruth Butaumocho Gender Forum According to research conducted, one in eight women is likely to develop breast cancer, while one in 1 000 is likely to suffer a similar fate, clearly indicating that breast cancer has got the face of a woman
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Ruth Butaumocho Gender Forum There has been a flurry of economic activity taking place in Zimbabwe in the last few months which is set to impact positively on the country’s economy. This ranges from landmark business deals between Zimbabwe and several countries, legislation of laws to make trading easier and other business opportunities that are on […]
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Singer and songwriter Kenny Rogers has enjoyed success in both country music and pop music genres. Among one of his famous songs is “The Gambler”. In the song he sings
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Ruth Butaumocho Gender Forum Global institutions like the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank have over the years developed anti-poverty initiatives across the developing world that focus on gender-based strategies as a way of eradicating poverty, achieving equality and empowerment.
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Ruth Butaumocho Gender Forum Child marriages are dangerous because they condemn young girls to a vicious cycle of poverty and reduce their opportunities of having a good life in their adulthood.
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Ruth Butaumocho HerStory ALTHOUGH prominent property developer Ms Nancy Saungweme flashes a trademark smile, making her appear naïve and doting, beneath that smile lies a strong-willed woman who will stop at nothing to achieve her goal.
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Love has often been described as a wonderful thing that every human being needs and yearns to find sometime in their lives. Even the great ancient philosopher Aristotle believed so much in love, which he described as an emotion “composed of a single soul inhabiting two bodies”
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Ruth Butaumocho HerStory When Susan Makore was growing up, she never envisaged her career beyond a classroom, dabbling with the chalkboard in front of a group of impressionable pupils. Her dream was to follow in her father’s footsteps and become a teacher. Two decades after mapping her career path, Susan
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Ruth Butaumocho Gender Forum Thursday marks exactly one year after the ruling Zanu-PF party romped to victory, ushering in a new political dispensation mandated to rule until the next election in 2018.
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Ruth Butaumocho Her Story Beginning this week, we will be featuring stories of phenomenal women who have contributed positively to Zimbabwe, in the process pushing boundaries and excelling in their areas of specialisation. This weekly column, Her Story, will profile women from diverse backgrounds, celebrating their success while also sharing their trials and tribulations.
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Ruth Butaumocho Gender Forum Parents whose children have left to start their own families realise their family role still continues, not in a realm of domination, control, regulation, supervision or imposition, but in love, concern and encouragement . . .
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