Dear Zimbabweans/Africans
The Old Economy where white people will come and open a factory/farm/mine in your area and employ you and your folks is gone.
You build the factory for your folks now. Yes you!
Thanks for your attention to this matter!
Management.
Because of you, girls like Grace no longer have to choose between dignity and education.
Before receiving her hygiene kit through Project GRL, Grace used pieces of cloth during her period and missed up to two weeks of school every month. "It was embarrassing, and I felt so bad," she shared.
Then she received a hygiene kit, filled with supplies and the truth that she is fearfully and wonderfully made and deeply loved by God. Her attendance improved. Her grades went up. And she started encouraging other girls too.
"I'm comfortable. I'm confident. I'm okay now."
Will you help another girl have her "I'm okay now" moment?
$34 = 2 girls
$68 = 4 girls
$170 = 10 girls
Give today at https://t.co/7Pk6s6Cjkh #KeepHerInSchool #ProjectGRL
PRESS STATEMENT
CZLWVA U K
The Children of War Veterans, War Collaborators and Political Detainees in UK joins His Excellency the President and First Secretary of ZANU PF, Cde Dr ED Mnangagwa, and Zimbabweans at home and abroad in commemorating Heroes Day and Defence Forces Day.
THE ruling ZANU PF party’s United Kingdom District has called on Zimbabweans living abroad to unite in commemorating the forthcoming National Heroes Day, saying the occasion provides an opportunity to honour the sacrifices made by the country’s liberation heroes and heroines.
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At the Matabeleland North provincial launch of the Doek Drive in Binga, I was humbled to join the BaTonga people in celebrating our rich cultural heritage, dignity and family values.
As we celebrated the unique traditions of the BaTonga, we also reaffirmed that every culture is a treasured part of our national identity and must be preserved for future generations.
Beyond distributing doeks, zambias and groceries, I encouraged communities to reject child marriages, drug and substance abuse, and gender-based violence, while empowering women to build stronger families and sustainable livelihoods. United in our diversity, we remain one Zimbabwe.