On the Day of the African Child, we reaffirm our commitment to safeguarding the rights and well-being of our future generations.This year's theme emphasizes the importance of inclusive planning and budgeting to protect and promote children's rights and well-being. #HerVoice

TGT participated in the Youth Power Action (YPA) dialogue hosted by Amnesty International in Bulawayo. The dialogue focused on critical issues surrounding Internet Access and the Shrinking Civic Space in Zimbabwe, highlighting both the challenges and opportunities within the

The Girls Table is attending Day one of a workshop hosted by Hivos under the theme: “Strengthening Civil Society Alliances for Accountability and Monitoring of Gender Equality in Zimbabwe.” The first session focused on strengthening the inclusion of women, youth, and persons

Empowering young women in marginalised communities to lead peace and conflict resolution conversations isn't just inclusion, it's a strategy for lasting change. Their voices bring unique insight, resilience, and hope to the heart of healing and transformation. #HerVoice

The Girls Table is attending Day Two of the workshop hosted by Hivos and its partners, focused on enhancing women and youth leadership and participation. In attendance are government stakeholders and rights-holders from the Women and Youth Leadership and Participation

Unpaid care work disproportionately falls on young women, limiting their time, energy, and opportunities to pursue leadership roles in politics, business, and community spaces. True gender equality begins with recognizing and redistributing this invisible labour. #HerVoice

"Universities must provide mentorship programs, gender-sensitive counseling services, and flexible academic policies can help bridge the gap between ambition and achievement for female students. As we talk about the joys and achievements of university life, it is important to

For many women, especially in rural areas, disposable sanitary products are prohibitively expensive. Reusable pads offer an affordable alternative, helping ensure menstruation doesn't disrupt education and reducing school absenteeism. These pads restore dignity and control for

The Girls Table participated in a Multi-Stakeholder Conference on Gender Responsive Public Service Provision held in Bulawayo Club.The conference brought together a broad spectrum of actors including Bulawayo City Council, the Ministry of Women’s Affairs, the Zimbabwe Gender

We're grateful for Zinhle's journey with us, from her start as a student attaché in September 2022 to June 30th, 2025. As our Monitoring, Learning and Evaluation Officer, her dedication and exceptional execution skills made her a fantastic team member. We wish Zie all the

Unemployment (79.2%), lack of income generating projects (63.8%) and drug and substance abuse (57.6%) were reported as the major challenges affecting youths. Income generating activities (83.6%), job creation (77.2%), vocational training and skills development (62.6%) and

Let's join hands in the fight against teenage pregnancies. Teenage pregnancies are often not a result of an informed choice but of power imbalances and social norms that continue to devalue girls' rights and futures. Let's protect the girl child. #BreaktheCycle

Economic empowerment boosts women's confidence to speak out against gender-based violence (GBV). Financial independence enables them to escape situations that harm their mental well-being. #HerVoice

The Girls Table attended a workshop on Citizen Procurement Monitoring Strengthening hosted by Transparency International Zimbabwe. Zimbabwe’s health sector continues to face serious structural and operational challenges, particularly in maternal healthcare. Despite existing

Transparency International Zimbabwe (TIZ) hosted a Citizen Procurement Monitoring Strengthening Stakeholders Meeting today in Bulawayo. Recognizing the crucial role of citizen oversight in public procurement, the meeting brings together Community Health Workers, Civil Society

Nichollate Ndlovu says raising awareness about political violence is not taking sides, it’s standing for peace, justice, and the protection of every voice. Silence in the face of political violence is acceptance. Speaking up is the first step towards healing and lasting peace

In this audio, Tendai Hombarume reflects on her experiences as a young woman in peacebuilding. She emphasizes that dialogue is at the heart of resolving conflicts. Many disagreements cause more harm when tensions are left unspoken or bottled up, rather than addressed openly.

From eSgodini to the World🤭Thank you Transparency International Zimbabwe for the opportunity to share my thoughts with other young people on land issues. The message is clear: let's leverage on e-governance for effective land governance.

Transparency International Zimbabwe (TI Zimbabwe) is hosting a two-day Capacity-Building Workshop for Anti-Corruption Institutions in Bulawayo. Corruption continues to derail justice and development in Zimbabwe, with many cases failing due to weak investigations, poor evidence

This is a throwback to two projects we did on young women's electoral engagement and participation, which were supported by the National Democratic Institute (NDI) in 2022 and 2023. Through these projects, we expanded young women friendly platforms for increased participation in