God fearing, boy mama, Irish twin mama, hardworking, adventurous, development practitioner, gender activist , human rights activist, praying entrepreneur
CITE held a news writing training today in uMzingwane , equipping young women with vital storytelling skills. Over the next six months, participants will learn to capture and share their community’s stories, highlighting key local issues. Upon completion, they will be awarded certificates in recognition of their commitment to journalism and community reporting.
@samkebusiness@IRIglobal So happy for you. Go out there and resprent us as women particularly Bulawayo women taking up spaces in regional electoral processses
Call for Applications and Registrations - Africa Women Human Rights Defenders Convention, 28-30 November 2024 in Accra, Ghana. Theme: "Beyond Resilience: #WHRDs Rise - Securing Rights, Rebuilding Systems" https://t.co/CNGvg7nSFJ @whrdinitiative@WHRDconvention#AWHRDC2024
THE outpouring of love was evident in Bulawayo and other parts of the country yesterday as families celebrated their mothers’ lives.
#mothersday2024
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I'm currently attending the World Press Freedom Day Commemorations under the theme A press for the Planet: Journalism in the Face of Environmental Crisis #PressforAction
If you insult me, my family and my history, listen, you don’t deserve me. There’s so many stereotypes about us and very little push back. You think it’s funny, it panders to your lazy ethnic stereotypes and to the populism of the day, but to me it’s deliberate hate speech
@samkebusiness Its some form of status measurement. Ridiculous if you ask me. Monitoring spirits ngiyakutshela mislead them. It gets worse uzwe which school does your kid go to. How much is the fees there WTH. Uhlala nga?How much did you buy your house. Usebenza nga? Are you on contract or perm
CITE is attending the 1893 Anglo- Ndebele war commemorations at Gadade in Ntabazinduna.
The commemorations are held to remember the epic battle and honour the thousands of Ndebele men slain in defence of their land.
#Asakhe
#Day2: We The Future participants were today trained on Podcasting. The participants are young women who are citizen journalists from Matabeleland North and South.
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We The Future is holding its second training with adolescents and young women from Matabeleland North and South. The 3 day training will focus on Digital security, podcasting, fact checking and citizen journalism.
#Asakhe@noza10@ndwandweb@Nkanyyso
#WeTheFuture: Nomalanga Ndlovu, a 78-year-old resident of Vusisizwe village in Ward 2, Insiza district, earns a living by sewing mats from plastic materials she collects on the streets. She not only supports herself but also provides for her three grandchildren, showcasing her unique skill.
#Asakhe @noza10@ndwandweb #communitydevelopment #communitystories #wethefuture
#WeTheFuture: Residents of Ward 2 Diba in Plumtree are looking for marketing opportunities to sell their farm produce. Men and women who have been growing vegetables at Mgandane community garden have stated that all profits from the garden will be used to contribute to the development of their community.
#Asakhe
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#WeTheFuture: Residents in Dete have complained about how the poor sewer systems have a direct impact on their daily lives due to frequent sewage backups, and overflowing manholes while blockages are common occurrences.
#Asakhe#communitystories@noza10