We are delighted to present to you our August newsletter. We invite you to peruse it for valuable insights into the recent developments and events taking place in Bulawayo around service delivery. DiakoniaAfrica EU Delegation to Zimbabwe 🇪🇺 Canada in Zimbabwe Hivos Southern Africa Pam What's_A_Man

Young people in marginalized communities are amplifying their voices on service delivery and community development issues by taking part in Youth Voice Forums. #youth4Integrity #siya

Sexual harassment is frequently downplayed and overlooked, leading to a culture of silence and a lack of accountability, ultimately creating a toxic work environment. #BreakingTheSilence

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Our Woman Crush Wednesday today is Sincominkosi Nhloswenhle Khumalo. She is an artist in the making with 8 years of experience in the art business world. She is also a YouTuber and podcaster, still new to podcasting with one year of experience. Sincominkosi founded Sincominkosi

Our Woman Crush, Sincominkosi Khumalo designed this artwork on behalf of The Girls Table. The purpose of the art is to provoke conversations among young people. What is your analysis of the artwork? Please share in the comment box. #HerVoice

In this discussion, Bekezela Mguni interviewed Sikhumbuzo Mabhena and Nobukhosi Mathema to delve into the significance of the King Mzilikazi Day commemorations. Sikhumbuzo shared his personal experiences and valuable insights on the crucial role of Amabutho in preserving cultural

Our #SmartChampions were part of the Rebecca show on drug & substance abuse recorded today. Stay tuned to ZBC News Online for the show. ARC Amalgamated Rural Teachers Union of Zimbabwe,ARTUZ African Women's Development Fund Evernice Munando TheGirlsTable #AccessToInformation SAYWHAT Women's Coalition of Zimbabwe Women and Law in Southern Africa - Zimbabwe

The Girls Table conducted a roundtable discussion on digital activism with 29 young women in Bulawayo. The objective of the training was to capacitate persons with disabilities with the knowledge and tools necessary for effective safe digital activism. #HerVoice

During a critical thinking training at Inyathi, Nkosini Khuphe emphasized that critical thinkers collect information from different platforms to ensure its credibility. He encouraged the participants to scrutinize and examine the information they receive to make sure it's

Ward 28 Councillor Ntandoyenkosi Ndlovu advises residents to engage their ward councillors on issues related to service delivery. He encourages residents to also use the BCC social media platforms or visit the BCC offices if they are unable to reach their ward councillors.

"Gender conflict refers to inequalities faced by individuals based on their gender, which can provoke conflict and hinder peace. Addressing gender conflict in our communities is essential for peace building as well as keeping the community on the go." #HerVoice

"The survey revealed that women face a higher number and more varied forms of online violence. Women also have a higher chance of receiving threats of violence that could translate to some form of physical harm." To read our report on gendered disinformation follow this link:

In this podcast, Nichollate highlights that young women lack resources to actively participate in peace-building efforts. She also notes that discrimination against young women hinders their voices from being heard when participating in peace-building processes. #HerVoice

Bekezela Mguni, Irene Moyo, and Precious Chakuma shed light on the vulnerabilities of women to sexually transmitted diseases. Irene highlights the need to educate women about their sexual and reproductive health rights so they can negotiate for safer sex. #HerVoice

A participant talks about the challenges they face as PWDs when looking for employment and she stresses that PWDs should stand up and advocate for inclusion in the employment sector. #HerVoice

A radio show listener appreciating the work being done by The Girls Table in amplifying young women's voices in decision-making processes. #HerVoice

Shocking statistics: In 2023, at least 4,557 girls in Zimbabwe dropped out of school due to pregnancy, including 134 from primary schools and 3,942 from rural areas. We must address these alarming trends and support our girls in continuing their education! #GirlsEmpowerment

The Girls Table conducted a disinformation training for 20 young women in Bulawayo. The training aimed to equip participants with critical thinking skills and the ability to evaluate the information they receive. In the age of social media, where anyone can create stories and