Tinaye Agoro

[Tinaye Agoro @TinayeAgoro]

Why do women have to 'juggle'? What can we do to solve this? How do we break the glass ceiling?

[🇿🇼Zimbabwe Research Network @zimresnet]

Ahead of our Twitter space on women in research tomorrow, do us a favour and answer this poll:
What do you think is the most significant barrier for women in research? Share your perspective! #womeninresearch

[🇿🇼Zimbabwe Research Network @zimresnet]

Congratulations to one of our members Shingi Chisoro @shingiechisoro on her publication “Grower Power for Value Creation in High‐Value Horticulture? The Case of Citrus in South Africa” 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 https://t.co/GaCvZRxOdn

[Tinaye Agoro @TinayeAgoro]

Set a reminder for my upcoming Space! https://t.co/vKWMH8a8Lv

[Tatenda Zinyemba @policy_tatenda]

Join us tomorrow at 14:30 CAT/CET for a space where we discuss women in Research, challenges and solutions

[Tinaye Agoro @TinayeAgoro]

Join our space in a few hours.

[Mushtaq Bilal, PhD @MushtaqBilalPhD]

I started my PhD in Aug 2017 and finished in May 2022. In hindsight, the biggest mistake I made during my PhD was not having Twitter and LinkedIn accounts.

I had a stereotypical understanding of social media as "toxic," and that mindset alone cost me a lot of opportunities.

I missed out on five years worth of content creation, learning and networking opportunities, income — five years!

If you are starting your PhD this fall, my one and only advice would be to start writing on Twitter and LinkedIn.

Write about what you learn.

It doesn't have to be a detailed, well-crafted thread. A simple tweet is enough. And you can write one while waiting in line at the grocery store.

A year of consistently writing online can change your life for the better. I know this because it's changed my life in a way I never imagined.

[Harvesters in Sport Trust @HarvestersT]

🧺🌞 Laundry Day Fun at #HarvestersInSportTrust! 🧦🌈 Our young champions tackle chores with smiles and teamwork! 💪🏼✨ Celebrate the spirit of togetherness with us! #LaundryDayFun #YouthEmpowerment 🎉🤗

[🇿🇼Zimbabwe Research Network @zimresnet]

Why are African women's football teams faltering at the World Cup? @DrNoeMkumbuzi @MakGochera
and Matthew Chiwaridzo will be expounding on such questions in our upcoming roundtable discussion. Be there
https://t.co/BkOKLJDps3

[Harvesters in Sport Trust @HarvestersT]

Calling for Your Support!
At Harvesters In Sport Trust, we are driven by a passion to make a positive impact in the lives of the less privileged. To continue our mission and uplift vulnerable communities, we rely on your generosity #TransformingLives #HIS

[🇿🇼Zimbabwe Research Network @zimresnet]

Congratulations Professor Mutanga from UKZN for receiving the Engineering Research Capacity Development Award.

[Tinaye Agoro @TinayeAgoro]

@ESanganyado Hahaha Dr Edmond

[Harvesters in Sport Trust @HarvestersT]

Our mantra is inspiring lives, fostering community sports and charity work. Together, we create a brighter future through education, sports, feeding programs, and HIV/AIDS initiatives. Join us on this transformative journey. #EmpoweringLives #CommunitySports #MakeADifference #HIS

[Tinaye Agoro @TinayeAgoro]

Make a date with yours truly. I will be engaging with the gurus in Artificial Intelligence, Data Science, Robotics, Machine Learning, Statistics and much more as we take a deep dive into AI. This Saturday in @zimresnet Twitter Spaces with my usual partner in hosting @jonahnyoni .

[🇿🇼Zimbabwe Research Network @zimresnet]

Set a reminder for my upcoming Space! We will be continuing with
one of the hot topics from our launch: Artificial Intelligence in research with moderators @jonahnyoni and @TinayeAgoro. Our speakers @GogsMatika , Dr Farai Mlambo and Dr Tawanda Mushiri. https://t.co/2NLwu9tk6C