Violence rarely begins with a slap. It often begins with control that slowly erodes freedom and dignity. Recognising the early signs can stop harm before it escalates. If you or someone you know is experiencing Gender-Based Violence, reach out to Musasa for support.
#endgbv
Reporting abuse does not break families. Abuse does. Speaking up can be the first step towards safety, healing and a healthier home. If you or someone you know is experiencing violence, talk yo us now before it’s too late.
#endgbv
Some seasons may test you, but they do not have to define you. Keep rising, keep believing in yourself and remember that difficult moments can be the beginning of something stronger.
#mondaymotivation
Justice should reach every girl, wherever she lives. Rural girls can face long distances, transport costs, limited legal support and intimidation when seeking justice. Protection must not depend on where a girl lives.
#EndChildMarriage
On this International Day of Non-Violence, Musasa calls for a culture where violence is never the answer to conflict. Recent deaths linked to domestic and gender-based violence in Zimbabwe remind us that silence can lead to tragedy. Report violence before it's too late.
#endgbv
A woman’s ability should never be limited by outdated expectations of where she belongs. When women have the freedom to pursue their ambitions, everyone benefits from what they bring.
#endgbv
Hello, October. Here’s to a month filled with hope and better days ahead. As we begin a new month, let’s look out for one another. If you or someone you know is experiencing violence, please seek help early. Get in touch with Musasa, any day, anytime.
#newmonth
Disagreements are part of life, but violence does not have to be. Building peaceful homes starts with listening, respecting boundaries and finding ways to resolve conflict without intimidation or harm. Let peace begin with how we treat one another at home.
#endgbv
Real change begins when women’s experiences shape the decisions that affect their lives. Listen to women, include them in decision-making and turn their voices into action against GBV.
#endgbv
Having a job does not always mean financial freedom. When earnings are monitored, taken or controlled, that is violence, even without physical harm.
#endgbv
Not all abuse leaves bruises, but it still takes away freedom, dignity and control. Recognising these hidden forms of violence is how we begin to challenge and stop them.
#endgbv
Growth does not always look like a big leap. Sometimes, it looks like giving yourself permission to keep going, even when the next step feels small.
#mondaymotivation
Protection from child marriage cannot stop at having laws and policies in place. Communities need functioning child protection structures, trained people, clear referral pathways and systems that can identify risks early and respond before any one is at risk.
#EndChildMarriage
You do not have to wait for things to get worse before seeking help. If you or someone you know is experiencing GBV, support is available. Reach out to Musasa on our toll-free lines or WhatsApp for confidential support.
#endgbv
Musasa is honoured to participate in #SVRIForum2026 in Bangkok, joining global conversations on preventing and responding to violence against women and girls. We look forward to sharing, learning and strengthening our work to fight GBV.
‘Iwe neni tine basa’, Mina lawe silomsebenzi.
Ending Gender-Based Violence is not one person’s responsibility. It takes families, communities, institutions and all of us working together to create safer spaces for women and girls.
#endgbv
Power is at its best when it inspires, encourages and creates opportunities for others to thrive. Whether at home, in the workplace or within our communities, the way we use our influence shapes the lives of those around us.
#endgbv
Today we celebrate the richness of sign languages and reaffirm the right of deaf people to communicate, participate and access services without barriers. Sign language rights are human rights, and inclusion must mean making those rights a reality.
Strengthening UN System- Wide Action for #AllWomenAndGirls in 🇿🇼 @UN_Women Regional Director for East & Southern Africa @annamutavati met with @UNZimbabwe Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator to align on #GenderEquality priorities and enhance joint programming on Women's Rights.
Did you know? Fear can rewire how the brain judges danger and safety over time. Living in fear can cloud judgment, limit choices and keep people trapped in harmful situations. No one deserves to live in constant alert mode. Reach out for support before it’s too late.
#endgbv