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Former Cabinet Minister, <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Nyasha_Chikwinya/">Nyasha Chikwinya</a>, has called for the legalisation of sex work in Zimbabwe as a solution to the problems faced by sex workers. Currently, sex work is criminalised in Zimbabwe, leaving sex workers vulnerable to human rights violations and without legal protection.
Studies show that sex workers often experience violence from the police, clients, and partners, increasing their risk of contracting HIV, <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/former-minister-says-its-time-zimbabwe-legalises-sex-work/">NewZimbabwe</a> reported. The prevalence of HIV among sex workers in Zimbabwe is high, estimated at 42.2%. In addition to these challenges, sex workers also face stigma and a lack of privacy from healthcare workers.
Speaking during an Economic Justice Women Project (EJWP) stakeholder’s engagement meeting on Wednesday, Chikwinya emphasised the importance of policymakers addressing the issues faced by sex workers urgently. She said:
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Our country has come a long way with this matter and what I believe is that if we fail to solve a problem the way we wish there should come a time when we accept what is on the ground.
Sex work is reality. It is time a push for its legalization commenced. That way we will be able to protect workers in this category from the rampant abuses they are facing. Many here would also admit that these sex workers are playing a very pivotal role in our society by saving several marriages from collapse.
Even if we reach that stage there will still be no problem at all because these sex workers are involved in a trade of selling a product which can still be taken back home in its original state.
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Beatrice Nyamupinga, a legislator from Goromonzi West, supported the call for the legalisation of sex work, highlighting that it is the only way to address the problems associated with the secrecy surrounding the industry. Nyamupinga emphasised the need for serious debate on legalising the trade, as the reluctance to recognize this sector causes numerous problems. She mentioned that in her constituency, there are sex workers who are actively contributing to the development of the area.
Margaret Mutsamvi, the executive director of the Economic Justice Women Project (EJWP), used the opportunity to urge lawmakers to address the challenges faced by women in the informal sector.
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Minister of Women’s Affairs, Gender and Community Development Nyasha Chikwinya has said that the government will be distributing a minimum of 100 000 tractors to female farmers across the country. The tractors will be distributed through a flexible six-year loan facility.  She said the government wanted to empower women farmers who make up 69 percent of the farmers in Zimbabwe.
Speaking to businesswomen leaders in Masvingo last Friday, Minister Chikwinya said
<blockquote>We are expecting to distribute 100 000 tractors among women over the next three years so that food production in the country becomes more efficient,
Looking at these figures we saw it fit that we avail enabling machinery to the women.
Farmers who are interested are expected to pay $2 000 deposit and pay the balance over six years. Over the years, women in agriculture have faced problems in accessing capital to acquire critical assets needed in farming and this is the solution we have brought</blockquote>
The distribution is expected to start next month.
More: <a href="http://www.herald.co.zw/100k-tractors-for-women-farmers/">Herald</a>

Govt to distribute 100 000 tractors to female farmers - Minister Chikwinya

Minister of Women’s Affairs, Gender and Community Development Nyasha Chikwinya has said that the government will be distributing a minimum of 100 000 tractors to female farmers across the country. The tractors will be distributed through a flexible six-year loan facility.  She said the government wanted to empower women farmers who make up 69 percent of the farmers in Zimbabwe.
 
Speaking to businesswomen leaders in Masvingo last Friday, Minister Chikwinya said
<blockquote>We are expecting to distribute 100 000 tractors among women over the next three years so that food production in the country becomes more efficient,
Looking at these figures we saw it fit that we avail enabling machinery to the women.
Farmers who are interested are expected to pay $2 000 deposit and pay the balance over six years. Over the years, women in agriculture have faced problems in accessing capital to acquire critical assets needed in farming and this is the solution we have brought</blockquote>
The distribution is expected to start next month.
More: <a href="http://www.herald.co.zw/100k-tractors-for-women-farmers/">Herald</a>

Minister of Women Affairs Nyasha Chikwinya has said that all the high paying jobs at the women’s bank will be reserved for women. Men will only be employed as general hands and in other menial capacities. Addressing Senators last week, Chikwinya said:
<blockquote>On that issue, we are quite flexible because we have males who are doing the general work such as cleaning,
The issue of employment is where we use equal opportunity of 50:50 but we want it to come in as a statute. Once the 50:50 rule becomes a statute, it will no longer be for women only.
Section 17 provides for gender balance.&amp;nbsp; We are going to take it to the National Assembly and bring it here and once it is passed, you can get the menial jobs because for high posts, I think women will be heading.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.dailynews.co.zw/articles/2017/07/17/men-can-only-do-menial-jobs-at-women-s-bank">Daily News</a>

Men can only work as general hands at Women's Bank, top jobs for women only: Minister

Women Affairs Minister Nyasha Chikwinya has said that the Women’s Bank will be housed in unused Post Office Savings Bank (POSB) banking halls and that former workers will be hired to work in the Women’s Bank.
Said Chikwinya:
<blockquote>The ministry is in partnership with POSB, which has branches all over the country, and after some of their branches were closed due to lack of business, we requested them to allow us to use them all. The Women’s Bank is progressing well, but it is not easy for us to begin operations because a lot of things still need to be done, for example, we need to install information communication technology (ICT) so that we start to operate.</blockquote>
Chikwinya said that the bank will be opened around September but said that setting up the ICT programme will need at least 90 days.
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2017/07/17/womens-bank-housed-posbs-unused-banking-halls/">NewsDay</a>

Women’s Bank to be housed in POSB's unused banking halls, former POSB workers to be hired

Addressing journalists and members of civil society in Harare on Wednesday ahead of the commencement of 16 days of activism against gender-based violence campaign, Women Affairs, Gender and Community Development Minister <a href="http://www.pindula.co.zw/Nyasha_Chikwinya">Nyasha Chikwinya</a>, said that Government was in the process of finalising the licence for the operation of the Women’s Bank following a $10 million capital injection by Treasury.
Chikwinya said,
<blockquote>We will be issued with the licence for the bank in the next two weeks and the President has set aside $10 million as start-up capital for the bank. We are now waiting for the paperwork so that investors can come on board.</blockquote>
She also said that men and boys must change their attitudes towards women.
More: <a href="http://www.herald.co.zw/womens-bank-licence-imminent/">Herald</a>

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