As we gear for #16Days of Activism against GBV lets reflect on Sexual Harassment in the informal economy. Catch the 1st Episode of the Anti Sexual Harassment Campaign Podcast by the ZYFM & ZCIEA
https://t.co/C2u0fRkWVO
#NoExcuses#StopHarassment#StartRespect
@zinwawater Mutoko....its almost a week since the network issue started, Residents are failing to pay for the precious liquid due to network challenges and the the Zinwa team is not responding in their whatsapp group
@zinwawater@keddah83@TsitsiMashiri@ZBCNewsonline
@Realbeefactor 1. Increase internet access: One of the main barriers to accessing technology and digital skills training is the lack of internet access, particularly in rural areas. The government and other organizations could work to increase internet access by investing in infrastructure
@Realbeefactor The youth manifesto should reflect the needs and aspirations of young women in Zimbabwe and prioritize their empowerment and inclusion in all spheres of life. For example,
The LPI team, Global Platform Zimbabwe embarked on a four-day trip to Mbire, a district in northern Zimbabwe. The trip was part of the SPAII project, which aims to end gender-based violence (GBV) in the region.
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