HUMAN rights defenders warn that corruption fuels gender inequality by limiting essential services and exposing women to systemic abuse. Speaking during a youth symposium yesterday, Zimbabwe Gender Commission (ZGC) representative Agrippa Mabhanti said corruption and power imbalances were deeply intertwined, often resulting in women bearing the brunt of poor governance and unethical practices. “Power and…
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