In sub-Saharan Africa, learning poverty stands at a staggering 89%.
While Zimbabwe takes pride in being among the African countries with high literacy rates, it is equally important to acknowledge and address the persistent gaps within the education system @UNICEFZIMBABWE
🚨 Launched- The "Ending Learning Poverty for All in Africa" – a campaign aimed at improving foundational learning outcomes for every child
Data shows that at least 70% of 10-year-olds in low- & middle-income countries are unable to read and understand simple text @EtonaEkole
Today, I joined partners at the launch of the #ELPAf campaign in Zimbabwe. Learning poverty is a silent crisis — but we can end it. Let’s invest in foundational skills, empower teachers, and reach every child. The time to act is now. #ForEveryChild#EndLearningPoverty
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Joshua Kamombo Sachiwo Head says #LearningPassport has changed learners' attitude towards school & renewed enthusiasm has been noted
"They all want to lay their hands on the computer"
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@UNICEF's Learning Passport has reached more than 10 million registered users, including children, young people & educators
Launched in 2021 by @MoPSEZim, in partnership with @UNICEFZIMBABWE & @Microsoft, the platform carries content from the national curriculum
Photojournalist Wilson Kakurira (@sharpshooterzw) shared a special moment with a learner at Sachiwo Primary in Nyanga North, teaching them how to use a camera. With a passion for ICT and e-learning through #LearningPassport, these students are embracing the digital future!
Khanyiso’s message was clear. When we spoke last month, he was thrilled that #WCD2024 would be in Victoria Falls. Yet, his main concern? Good rains are needed to keep the Falls thriving for tourism. This is the power of education—cultivating thoughtful, forward-looking minds.
Meet the young Namibian changemakers proudly amplifying the voices of children for children, advocating for the rights of every child. This year, they join the regional celebration WDC2024 hosted in Zimbabwe, Victoria Falls
@UNICEFZIMBABWE@UNICEFAfrica#LetMeLearn
This #WorldChildrensDay, I reflect on the boundless potential of children when given the opportunity to thrive. Let’s make #WCD2024 a moment to empower, inspire, and act for every child.
It was a pleasure to welcome @EvaUNICEF, RD of @UNICEFAfrica (ESARO), to Victoria Falls, where 7 countries have gathered to amplify the essence of #WCD2024. Collectively, we’re urging leaders to act decisively to empower children with skills and education for a brighter future.
This year, #Zimbabwe proudly hosts the 2024 Regional World Children’s Day #WCD2024 commemorations in Victoria Falls from Nov 15-17, welcoming Botswana, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Zambia, and Zimbabwe! Hear what children have to say:
The vibrant children of Zambia are eager to join us in 🇿🇼 to amplify the call for empowering the African child through quality education. Thanks to @unicefzambia and the Zambian government for creating this inspiring opportunity to unite children from 6 nations. #wcd2024