Langelihle Gwebu

Development Practitioner,Accredited TEFL teacher💁🏼‍♀️.lover for all things creative ✍🏻.sucker for poetry 🫀

[Langelihle Gwebu @lamlihle]

@CdeScientist @ACTonDRMBill @Olisehnjr10 @SnoeMoyo @MurwirShorai Some cultural beliefs become a barrier

[Langelihle Gwebu @lamlihle]

@ACTonDRMBill @Olisehnjr10 @CdeScientist @SnoeMoyo @MurwirShorai Not all the time. Language barrier is a major limitation

[Langelihle Gwebu @lamlihle]

@ACTonDRMBill @SnoeMoyo @MurwirShorai @CdeScientist @Olisehnjr10 Water Governance: #notowaterprivatization . Currently Bulawayo is facing serious problems on water shortages and privatization would exacerbate the situation.

[Langelihle Gwebu @lamlihle]

@CdeScientist @ACTonDRMBill @SnoeMoyo @MurwirShorai @Olisehnjr10 Political offices should carry the mandate in ensuring infrastructural development. Building of bridges and accountability and transparency in public funds administration

[Langelihle Gwebu @lamlihle]

@ACTonDRMBill @CdeScientist @SnoeMoyo @MurwirShorai @Olisehnjr10 Preparedness is an unending cycle 🔄. We should never wait for the worst but rather sta vigilant

[Langelihle Gwebu @lamlihle]

@ACTonDRMBill @CdeScientist @MurwirShorai @SnoeMoyo @Olisehnjr10 And the newly increased taxes didn’t make it any easier

[Langelihle Gwebu @lamlihle]

@ACTonDRMBill @CdeScientist @MurwirShorai @SnoeMoyo @Olisehnjr10 My heart went out for the vendors , the rains would hit the whole week none stop affecting businesses , Bare in mind this is the only source of income for a lot of people

[Langelihle Gwebu @lamlihle]

@ACTonDRMBill @MurwirShorai @SnoeMoyo @CdeScientist @Olisehnjr10 Efforts were made , however the country has poor infrastructure , not so much could be done. And one of the major set backs is the disposal of pampers that lead to clogging and blocking of drainages😟

[Langelihle Gwebu @lamlihle]

@ACTonDRMBill @SnoeMoyo @CdeScientist @MurwirShorai @Olisehnjr10 The Bulawayo City Council along side different Media houses like @citezw constantly sent out updates about the weather and early warning signs . However locals are encouraged to keep the city clean to avoid clogging and poor drainage systems

[Langelihle Gwebu @lamlihle]

@ACTonDRMBill @MurwirShorai @CdeScientist @SnoeMoyo @Olisehnjr10 December / January rains triggered old poor infrastructure , a case of Gwanda where some vehicles were taken by heavy floods

[Langelihle Gwebu @lamlihle]

@ACTonDRMBill @MurwirShorai @CdeScientist @SnoeMoyo @Olisehnjr10 Failure of rain to translate into water security, specially in Bulawayo ,where our most supplied dams remained critically low.

[Gimac Youth Network @GimacYouth]

Live from the virtual youth training Dr.Olumide Ajayi(@alf_NGR)breaking down the African Union system with this powerful visual map 🌍 From 55 member states to citizen centered action women,youth&civil society at the heart Empowering the next gen of Africanleaders #YouthTraining

[Langelihle Gwebu @lamlihle]

Kuthwa how much is getting Fingerprints emapoliseni
#TIZ
#endcorruption
@TIZim_info

[Langelihle Gwebu @lamlihle]

Attending the Youth Symposium on Ant-Corruption , 😈
#unitedagantscorruption
#IACD2025
#TIZIM
#endcorrption
@TIZ

[ActionAid Zimbabwe @ActionAidZim]

Youth from Zvishavane, Buhera, Bulawayo & Pumula North speak on the issues they are facing in their mining communities such as corruption, child marriages, health hazards, land degradation among others. Community voices are crucial in identifying problems and proposing solutions

[ActionAid Zimbabwe @ActionAidZim]

Happening now in Bulawayo!
@ActionAidZim in partnership with @ZELA_Infor & @zccinzim are hosting the #ZAMI2025 Youth Symposium themed "Empowering Youth for a Just & Sustainable Mining Future: Driving Inclusive Growth in the Just Energy Transition.
@ZELA_Infor
#YouthSymposium

[Zimbabwe Environmental Law Organisation (ZELO) @ZELO_Infor]

Excited to announce the 2025 Youth Symposium at the Zimbabwe Alternative Mining Indaba (ZAMI).

📅 15 September 2025
📍 Holiday Inn, Bulawayo

Theme: “Empowering Youth for a Just and Sustainable Mining Future: Driving Inclusive Growth in the Just Energy Transition.”

The symposium will provide a platform for youth voices in mining governance, policy dialogues, and sustainable development.

#ZAMI2025 #YouthSymposium #JustEnergyTransition #SustainableMining #Youths4Environment

@zccinzim

[Transparency International Zimbabwe @TIZim_info]

At the ongoing Capacity Building Workshop for Anti-Corruption Institutions in Bulawayo, today’s focus is on critical pillars of accountability:

🔹 Understanding Corruption Offences under Zimbabwe’s Criminal Law Code

The session unpacks the scope and meaning of corruption offences in Chapter IX of the Criminal Code. Too often, investigators and prosecutors default to charging criminal abuse of duty as a public officer (s.174), creating a narrow and sometimes weak foundation for cases.

The discussion stresses that corruption manifests in multiple forms, each with distinct offence provisions and evidentiary requirements, including:

Bribery (s.170): the “original sin” of corruption, where inducements or rewards distort decision-making.

Corruptly using false documents (s.171): fraudulent paperwork used to deceive principals.

Concealing transactions from a principal (s.172): non-disclosure or misrepresentation even after a transaction is completed.

Concealing a personal interest (s.173): insider trading and undisclosed conflicts of interest.

Criminal abuse of duty as a public officer (s.174): deliberate misuse of office to confer undue benefit or cause prejudice.

Key point: misapplying or over-relying on s.174 weakens prosecutions.

Correctly matching charges to facts makes cases stronger, more focused, and more likely to succeed, while protecting judicial resources and public confidence.

🔹 Cyber and Digital Evidence

With corruption increasingly leaving digital footprints, this session focuses on the importance of properly handling electronic evidence to strengthen prosecutions.

Participants explore:
Collection & Preservation: retrieving data without tampering.

Authentication & Admissibility: maintaining a chain of custody so courts accept the evidence.

Digital Forensics: tracing financial flows, communications, and records across platforms.

Risks of Weak Practice: poor handling of evidence that leads to case collapse.

In today’s digital era, emails, mobile data, financial records, and metadata often hold the key to exposing corrupt conduct. Mishandling them undermines accountability. These sessions show that effective anti-corruption work requires both legal precision and technical sophistication.

Strong knowledge of offences ensures investigators and prosecutors charge correctly; mastery of digital evidence ensures those charges are backed by proof that stands in court.

#EndCorruptionZW #TIZim

[Langelihle Gwebu @lamlihle]

I’m going to @tafchapters’s upcoming Space. Will you join too? https://t.co/pkkQsVEBxg

[The African Federation @tafchapters]

TAF Environment hosts a powerful conversation on climate justice & sustainable development. Join Dylan Dzenga, TAF Environment CEO, with guest speakers Ferguson Tsvangirayi @MrTsvangirayi & Langelihle Gwebu @lamlihle - leading voices in climate advocacy: https://t.co/KbkB5iu6YC