Join us for an engaging intercountry debate! Youth from Tanzania, Malawi, Zambia, and Zimbabwe unite to address the motion: “Governments should prioritize Quality of Education over Expanding Access.” Dive into a thought-provoking discussion on how education can fuel inclusive

Each year, the #16Days of Activism call for action to end Gender-Based Violence (#GBV). This year, the World Bank & Women’s Coalition of Zimbabwe highlight the alarming rise in GBV fueled by climate impacts. Together, let’s drive solutions: climate-resilient agriculture, women’s

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Social safety nets play a critical role in protecting women and girls in the context of climate change. A flexible safety net system can provide essential support during crises, safeguarding vulnerable groups—especially women and girls—from the impacts of climate change and

Tackling climate change and GBV in Zimbabwe requires a holistic approach—greening industries, supporting agriculture, protecting human capital, and investing in education. Together, we can create a resilient and equitable future.” #EndGBV

Investing in people is crucial for climate change adaptation in Zimbabwe. By offering timely support during crises, we can safeguard vulnerable groups, especially women and girls, from the harsh effects of climate change and gender-based violence. Together, we can build a more

Excluding women and girls from decision-making processes results in harmful outcomes that affect entire communities. Inclusive participation not only empowers women and girls but also strengthens efforts to create sustainable solutions for both environmental challenges and social

The heightened vulnerability of women and girls during crises underscores the urgent need to address gender-based violence (GBV) as part of sustainable development efforts. Tackling GBV is not only a matter of justice but also key to building a more sustainable and equitable

As climate change worsens in Zimbabwe, it is making existing inequalities worse, putting women and girls at greater risk of gender-based violence (GBV). By tackling these climate issues directly, we can not only strengthen our ability to cope but also reduce the risk of GBV,

As the annual 16 Days of Activism campaign against Gender-Based Violence concludes today, l am reminded of how this is not just a campaign but a global call to action. We must continue to demand accountability, stand by survivors, and unite in the fight to prevent GBV in our

As AI transforms our world, it's critical for youth to develop both technical capabilities and irreplaceable human skills. Let's continue investing in human capital to ensure no one is left behind in the digital age.  # AI and Education #Zimbabwe

Today launches the Mission 300 Africa Energy Summit, working to bring sustainable, affordable, and reliable energy to 300M people in Africa by 2030. Access to clean energy drives economic growth and ensures a sustainable future. #PoweringAfrica

Honored to sign a significant contribution with Sweden in Zimbabwe 🇸🇪 to promote inclusive growth & enhance resilience for stronger livelihoods in 🇿🇼. Support will be channeled through our Zimbabwe Socio-Economic Transformation Fund (ZISET). #SustainableDevelopment #Partnerships #ZISET

Pleasure to join UN Zimbabwe Programme Management team retreat!

Grateful for the opportunity to share some insights as co-chair of the Zimbabwe Development Partners Forum at the 3rd annual #Zimbabwe #UN Cooperation Framework ZUNSDCF 2022-2026 Joint Steering Committee meeting.

Heartfelt congratulations to Zimbabwe's Kirsty Coventry on her historic election as President of the International Olympic Committee – IOC MEDIA —the first woman, first African, and youngest ever to lead the IOC! Africa’s sports industry is fast-growing, and the continent is

We had an inspiring #WomensEvent with Minister Monica Mutsvangwa & women from every sector! Discussions focused on women's economic inclusion, with the Minister sharing personal lessons. We wrapped up with a powerful art session symbolizing women rising together. Ministry of Women Affairs_Zw

Honored to join the Ministry of Public Service, Labour & Social Welfare for the launch of the Social Protection System Strengthening Programme today. With support from UNICEF, World Bank, and the governments of Sweden, Switzerland & the UK, this initiative will strengthen #ZISO

Access to essential antenatal care is key to ensuring “Healthy beginnings, hopeful futures”. Here is a read on World Health Day. worldbank.org/en/news/featur…

I was honored to join the African Development Bank Group Annual Meetings Zimbabwe Event where progress in key reforms paving the way for arrears clearance and debt resolution were highlighted. The World Bank Group remains committed to supporting Zimbabwe's journey in this important process.