kudzai zingoni

[kudzai zingoni @kudzai_zin2106]

At ZAMI 2026, l’m reminded that meaningful change begins with courageous conversations, inclusive leadership and young people actively shaping the future of our communities. 🇿🇼

Grateful to be here as a Youth Leader and delegate representing the @zccinzim

#ZAMI2026

[Amb.M L Sivangani @MSivangani]

When young people are given a seat at the table, we don’t just discuss tomorrow, we help shape it. 🇿🇼✊🏾

#ZAMI2026 #ConversationsOfHope #Faith4Equality #YouthLeadership

[Zimbabwe Council of Churches @zccinzim]

#HappeningNow The Zimbabwe Council of Churches is co-convening a side session on Critical Reflections on Resource-Backed Financing, Debt Sustainability and Mineral Governance on the sidelines of the Zimbabwe Alternative Mining Indaba #zami2026. The session featured Dr Gorden Moyo, who unpacked how Zimbabwe's mineral wealth has failed to translate into fiscal justice, citing the country's debt burden and weak accountability over mining revenue as well as a lack of a collective position as Africa in engaging the global North. @ZIMCODD1 Executive Director John P. Maketo presented a comparative study of Zimbabwe, Zambia, Mozambique, Angola, South Africa and Namibia which showed resource-backed loans becoming a regional trend, with opaque deal-making mortgaging future mineral earnings, underscoring the session's core call for transparent, accountable mineral governance that puts citizens ahead of creditors.

@AFRODAD2011 @CNRG_ZIM

[ZIMCODD @ZIMCODD1]

“Debt must never become more important than people.”

Those were the powerful reflections shared by @jmaketo, Executive Director of ZIMCODD, as he opened the 8th Zimbabwe Annual Public Debt Conference.

In his address, he challenged stakeholders to rethink sovereign debt management through the lenses of justice, sovereignty and people’s dignity, emphasizing that public debt is not merely an economic issue, but one of governance, democracy, development and human rights.

As the conference continues, these reflections set the tone for meaningful dialogue on building a debt management system that puts people at the centre of development.

#ZADC2026 #DebtJusticeNow #DebtJustice #EconomicJustice #PublicDebt #ZIMCODD

Watch the conference live here https://t.co/sbc4HRHrtZ

[kudzai zingoni @kudzai_zin2106]

Tdy as youth we engaged Parliament on key issues affecting us through the Parliamentary Youth Caucus ,SADC-PF SRHR,HIV &AIDS
We talked real challenges youths face accessing (SRHR) services.
Your voice matters,your health matters #YouthInParliament #SRHRZW #NothingForUsWithoutUs

[Zimbabwe Council of Churches @zccinzim]

The #16DaysOfActivism against Gender Based Violence kicked off yesterday, an international campaign to call for the prevention and elimination of all forms of violence against women and girls. For this period, the ZCC will have integrated efforts on raising awareness on GBV.

[Zimbabwe Council of Churches @zccinzim]

It’s all joy here at the closing ceremony of the #ZAMI2024. ZCC LEFs are in celebratory mode, leading in song and dance as we wait to start the ceremony. Stay tuned to our social media pages for updates. @ZIMCODD1 @ZELA_Infor

[Zimbabwe Council of Churches @zccinzim]

If you are not here with us, we've got you covered. Join the proceedings of our session on Mining Royalties, Tax and Reparative Justice via Zoom through the following link :

https://t.co/sEEXx7TJI6

Meeting ID: 859 4665 8854
Passcode: 405709

[Zimbabwe Council of Churches @zccinzim]

The opening ceremony kicked off with electrifying energy, featuring a stunning performance by Iyasa which included powerful renditions of 'Working Under the Mine' and 'Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrica.' Music is not just entertainment; it unites voices and inspires action. #ZAMI2024

[Zimbabwe Council of Churches @zccinzim]

In case you have been wondering how Zimbabwe’s debt affect you, this is what Dr Sillah said in his session on Unpacking the Link between Debt, Inequality and the Extractives, “Debt lead to diversion of resources from social needs like education, health and social amenities.”

[kudzai zingoni @kudzai_zin2106]

National dialogue on debt,inequality and extractives.
"Good management of extractives can help a country to manage debt and foster equality".

[Matebeleland Pulse @matpulsezw]

Equal sharing of Zimbabwe's resources is a must! Reverend Cele stresses that corruption and mismanagement lead to poverty, as resources meant for all end up in the hands of a few.
@ZELA_Infor @ZIMCODD1 @zccinzim

[kudzai zingoni @kudzai_zin2106]

Our own chief marozva..Great work

[ActionAid Zimbabwe @ActionAidZim]

Goromonzi & Bikita community reps stressed the need for rigorous implementation & monitoring of the Environmental Impact Assessments as part of #SustainableMining. @ActionAidZim advocates for communities' right to a safe, healthy environment! #ZAMI2024 #ResponsibleMining

[ActionAid Zimbabwe @ActionAidZim]

Powerful performance by @IyasaZw which highlighted the crucial role of community participation in the extractive sector! Leave no one behind, amplify local voices! #YouthInMining #ZAMI2024

[Zimbabwe Council of Churches @zccinzim]

#ZAMI2024

[Zimbabwe Council of Churches @zccinzim]

@zzidawu @ZIMCODD1 @ActionAidZim 4/4. A diverse array voices including a woman living in the Sandawana mine area, a health practioner, a health advocate and a duty bearer were part of the panel.

[Zimbabwe Council of Churches @zccinzim]

Its day 3 of the #ZAMI2024 and we are excited to be hosting a dialogue on Debt, Inequality and Extractives in conjunction with @ZIMCODD1, @CAID_Zimbabwe and @AFRODAD2011 . Understanding the impacts of extractive industries on our communities is important for exploring solutions