Reproductive Justice and the Constitutional Promise to Zimbabwean Women
(Rights-based maternal care for every woman in Zimbabwe) Introduction Giving birth is arguably one of the most profound moments in a woman’s life, yet everyday countless Zimbabwean women are met with neglect, discrimination or disrespect in maternity wards (Gwatidzo et al., 2019). “Birth with dignity” encompasses the right of every woman to be treated with…
When giants fight, the children suffer
Three giants emerge, one from the East, drapped in oil, the other from the West, clothed in wealth and power, the third giant, seemingly small in size but formidable. The giants are fighting, none wants to concede. Each is ready to show its military prowess and strength. They have been training for years. Farther East,…
Letter to my 12-year old self on International Women’s Day
On International Women’s Day, a twelve-year-old reflects on her transition into womanhood amid childhood simplicity. She contemplates the complexities of rights and identity, challenges societal norms, and embraces curiosity despite expectations. The narrative encourages her to find strength, speak out against injustices, and nurture both resilience and softness as she grows.
Megan Sekenhamo 