A recent report titled “Mental health Among Young people in the African Region” by @WHOAFRO raises a concerning statistic. #Zimbabwe has the highest number of 15 to 19 year olds who engage in heavy episodic drinking. @MoHCCZim@ParliamentZim@WHO_Zimbabwe
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🔵The re-introduction of breathalysers is being overshadowed by an outdated legal blood-alcohol limit and a weak policy framework, the Southern African Alcohol Policy Alliance in Zimbabwe has warned.
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📸 The ZRP is getting new armour in its fight against bad driving: breathalysers. Transport minister Felix Mhona will today handover the gadgets to police in Harare. Breathalysers to catch out drink drivers will be deployed at police checkpoints starting this festive season
The handover of breathalysers and speed trap equipment is a bold and positive step one that needs to be anchored in a comprehensive, up-to-date alcohol policy.
@PoliceZimbabwe@MoHCCZim@ParliamentZim#Zimbabwe
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Representing @SAAPA_Zimbabwe at the SAAPA Zambia AGM underway in Lusaka 🇿🇲 (29–30 Oct). Strengthening regional solidarity and reaffirming our call for stronger alcohol policies that save lives. #StrongerTogether#SAAPA
I am super excited to be representing @SAAPA_Zimbabwe at the regional @Saapa7 board for the OD Process courtsey of @FORUT_No It's been a progressive weekend learning and engaging on key developmental issues which include:Resource Mobilization,M & and Governance @unwomenzw
We had an amazing time on Friday at the Intergenerational Networking Platform with women leaders, which was organized by Wag. The intervention strives to create an empowering and supportive mentorship space.@unwomenzw@SAAPA_Zimbabwe@MenEngageAfrica@menengagezim@mwacsmed
We’re excited to announce the election of the new SAAPA Regional Executive Committee!
From L to R:
Jefferson Milanzi – Secretary (Malawi)
Mikatheko Mafuyeka – Chair (SA)
Kopano T’silonyane – Vice Chair (Lesotho)
Ekenia Chifamba – Treasurer (Zimbabwe)
#Leadership#SAAPA#Zimbabwe
The SAAPA Regional Forum 2025 was held in Durban, bringing together national chapters to strategize on alcohol policy, health equity, and advocacy across Southern Africa.
SAAPA Zimbabwe proudly participated and shared key updates from our chapter.
#AlcoholPolicy#PublicHealth
SAAPA hosted a regional forum from 20–23 May, bringing together representatives from member countries to engage in strategic discussions on advancing collaborative efforts to reduce alcohol-related harm across our communities.
#AlcoholSaferSA#AlcoholSaferCommunities
Reducing alcohol outlets density is not just a public health issue, it is a social justice imperative. Women and children deserve to live in communities free from the threat of alcohol-fueled violence. #16DaysOfActivism#EndGBV#RoadSafety
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