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In Sitezi, Gwanda, young women are finding their voices.
Through CITE training, they are learning to write stories that shine a light on the issues their communities face.
For the past two years, CITE has been training young women in this community, empowering them with the skills and confidence to share their truths.
#CITEYouthNetwork @ScreenshotZw
Ward 11 Cllr. Suzan Sithole and Cllr. Greater Gumede praised the youth for taking the initiative to celebrate Youth Day in their ward. They encouraged young people to be active in their community, attend budget review meetings, and invite friends to events that keep youth engaged and away from drugs.
#UnmuteTheYouth #youthvoices2025
@hivosrosa #IrlEmbPretoria
Hon. Discent Bajila addressed the CITE Youth Network, urging young people to stay vigilant, avoid drugs, and work to reduce teenage pregnancies, particularly in the Emakhandeni–Luveve constituency. He challenged the youth to be creative, use their phones wisely, embrace AI as the future, and strive for self-sufficiency.
#UnmuteTheYouth #youthvoices2025
@hivosrosa@IrlEmbPretoria
📢 CALL FOR APPLICANTS!
Are you a young woman aged 18–25 in Bulawayo with a passion for storytelling?
The CITE Youth Network is now accepting applications for a 6-month digital storytelling programme designed to equip young women with skills in media.
🎯 How to apply:
1️⃣ Record a 1-minute video
2️⃣ Tell us who you are and why you want to join
📅 Deadline: 8 August 2025
📲 Send your video to: +263 774 136 186
📧 Or email it to: [email protected] / [email protected]
Yesterday marked Day 1 of Scholastica at ZITF.
The CITE Youth Network was in attendance, engaging with ideas, innovation, and opportunities for growth.@citezw