Pylaia Chembe

i am my own special creation

[UNDP Zimbabwe @UNDPZimbabwe]

🌾Coming out of a drought and lean season, farmers at @theGCF supported Pikinini Jawanda are taking charge, self-funding, managing their own labour, and now harvesting 19ha of maize to share among themselves. A true story of resilience, ownership, and hope! #ClimateResilience

[UNDP Zimbabwe @UNDPZimbabwe]

Water harvesting in the dry southern Zimbabwe is a game changer! 🌿💧 From sand dams to rooftop collection, communities are securing water for farming & daily use. Sustainable solutions for a resilient future!
Watch Chizivano's story of resilience ➡️ https://t.co/xtHCdlylI1

[UNDP Zimbabwe @UNDPZimbabwe]

Women are increasingly taking charge in agriculture, making significant contributions to food production. Proper Nkomo, a lead farmer in our @theGCF and @MoLAFWRD_Zim supported project, is mentoring and empowering young women in Climate Smart Agriculture.
#WomensHistoryMonth

[Pylaia Chembe @PylaiaC]

@cityofharare2 this is witchcraft, @JMafume we deserve better and you can do better.

[Pylaia Chembe @PylaiaC]

@cityofharare2 what kind of witchcraft is this mukuda tirarame here? @JMafume please we deserve better and you can do better!

[UNDP Zimbabwe @UNDPZimbabwe]

Coming at a time🕙 when #climatechange is a lived experience in Zimbabwe, @theGCF supported livestock gene bank plays a significant role in promoting adoption of #ClimateSmartAgriculture. 🌾
#AgricultureInnovation

[UNDP Zimbabwe @UNDPZimbabwe]

🌳🍃 Zimbabwe is committed to reducing emissions and enhancing climate resilience. Proud to see this effort! 🌍🔥 #ClimateChange #GreenFuture

[UNDP Zimbabwe @UNDPZimbabwe]

🌳 "As @UNZimbabwe, we welcome this dialogue preparing Zimbabwe towards achieving its vision 2030, working together on our shared commitment to sustainable development"~ Amb Edward Kallon, @UNZimbabwe Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator. #ClimateChange #GreenFuture

[UNDP Zimbabwe @UNDPZimbabwe]

With support from @MSDZim and @MoLAFWRD_Zim, we are demonstrating how we are building resilience for vulnerable agricultural livelihoods in Southern Zimbabwe at the @UNZimbabwe #ZUNSDCF.

[UNDP Zimbabwe @UNDPZimbabwe]

With access to irrigated land and training in climate-resilient farming women farmers in southern Zimbabwe are forging new paths for economic independence and sustainable agriculture. All thanks to @theGCF and @MoLAFWRD_Zim for the support.

[UNDP Zimbabwe @UNDPZimbabwe]

5 irrigation schemes have been completely revitalized and 3 are nearing completion under our climate resilience project being supported by @theGCF and @MoLAFWRD_Zim.
➡️ More in the project's August 2024 update: https://t.co/H8icuAIoZc

[UN Zimbabwe @UNZimbabwe]

Exciting news! #Zimbabwe is hosting the @SADC region's #WED2024 on June 4th & 5th. Join us on June 4th for youth engagement & outreach led by young leaders. Want to participate in the quiz competition? Check out the flyer below and be part of #GenerationRestoration!🌱🌍

[𝐂𝐫𝐢𝐦𝐞 𝐖𝐚𝐭𝐜𝐡 𝐙𝐖 @CrimeWatchZW]

UPDATE | PLEASE SHARE🙏
This week, Tarie was deeply moved when she received a donation of US$6,000 from a kind-hearted individual who wished to remain anonymous. This generous contribution will significantly support Tarie's upcoming eye surgery, bringing her one step closer to recovery.

The overwhelming emotion of gratitude brought tears to Tarie's eyes upon hearing this news. It serves as a reminder that amidst challenges, there are still genuinely generous individuals in Zimbabwe who are willing to extend a helping hand to those in need.

Despite this heartwarming gesture, Tarie continues to face significant medical expenses. She requires US$1,750 monthly for dialysis and US$30,000 for a kidney transplant. Your support is crucial in helping Tarie access the medical care she urgently needs. Please consider sharing this post with others to spread awareness and help Tarie receive the treatment she needs. Your support and kindness can make a difference in Tarie's life. Her Go Fund Me Link is : https://t.co/s9zoRwtGdV

Our Previous Post Read:

Hello everyone, my name is Tariro Chiripanyanga. I was born on 17 May 1994. I am the last born in a family of 4.

When I was 10 years old, I was diagnosed with diabetes, I was still too young to understand what it meant or how it would affect my life but that’s when my life changed forever. Due to diabetes, in 2018, when I was in my second year studying business administration at ZEGU, I was diagnosed with end stage kidney disease.

This means my kidneys had stopped functioning and could no longer support my body needs. I had to defer my studies.

After spending time in and out of the hospital, I started dialysis in 2020 which has strained my family financially and emotionally. Since 2020, my life depends on peritoneal dialysis which costs USD 1 750 monthly. I depend on dialysis until I can get money for a transplant which costs an estimated USD30,000 in India.

While I was still trying to deal with dialysis, in 2021, I developed diabetic retinopathy, I lost my eyesight and my life completely stopped. I could not do anything and had to depend on my already strained family for support.

I went into depression, but I thank God we managed to raise USD5,000 to have surgery on one eye which gave me back some of my independence. Therefore, I depend on my semi good eye and living in constant fear of completely losing my sight if I don’t raise another USD5,000 for the other eye.

On good days (when I am not so sick), I bake some cakes and with the little money I get I sometimes pay for my transportation to the doctors, I just wish I could do more. I have dreams and I fear they may only remain dreams if I do not raise the money needed for transplant.

I hope to finish my degree, establish a career in business management and run a successful cake business. I hope one day my family and friends won’t have to live in constant fear of losing me, and I wish to be like any other normal young lady in her late twenties, worried about her dreams not her life and I wish to start my own family someday.

Therefore, all in all I need:
• USD1,750 monthly for dialysis
• USD30,000 for kidney transplant

My Go Fund Me Link: https://t.co/s9zoRwtGdV

You can also contribute via Ecocash, Mukuru, or Innbucks at this number: [phone] (Tapiwa Chiripanyanga). Additionally, the family can be reached via WhatsApp using the same number for any inquiries or support.

Banking Details
ZB Bank, Graniteside Branch
Account Number- 4120298106405
Account Name: Tapiwa P. Chiripanyanga

Thank you for your generosity

[Go Warriors Go ! @bustoptv]

Together we can make Tarie well again. Any amount you have can help giver Tarie her life back.

You can donate through the gofundme link

https://t.co/ErfRAIn9Rc

For ecocash, innbucks and Mukuru donations please use [phone] (Tapiwa Chiripanyanga)

[Pylaia Chembe @PylaiaC]

Tari is on the path to getting her life back.

We got the shock of our lives when we received an anonymous donation for Tarie’s eye surgery last night.🥺🥺. May God bless you‼️Please continue sharing to get Tarie a kidney transplant.

https://t.co/dBRenoWD2k

[Pylaia Chembe @PylaiaC]

https://t.co/dBRenoWD2k

[𝐂𝐫𝐢𝐦𝐞 𝐖𝐚𝐭𝐜𝐡 𝐙𝐖 @CrimeWatchZW]

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[Pylaia Chembe @PylaiaC]

@Citizen4chang @ennfight @bustoptv https://t.co/dBRenoWD2k

[Pylaia Chembe @PylaiaC]

@ennfight @bustoptv We have a gofundme for her and here is the link https://t.co/dBRenoWD2k

[Pylaia Chembe @PylaiaC]

@thegiverzim @hatiperi_wacho

[Pylaia Chembe @PylaiaC]

https://t.co/dBRenoWD2k

Please help Tarie raise money for kidney transplant, eye surgery and dialysis. Donate, Share and Pray for her.