Bethany Project Scores Major Milestones in Advancing SRHR for Adolescents and Young Women in Zvishavane with support from @amplifyfund
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The media is a powerful ally for UN Women & Partners in #Zim to achieve Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment. Today we are exploring the significant role of media & effective strategies for promoting Gender Equality & enhancing Women's Empowerment.
#GenderInMedia@GMCZimbabwe
@GodwinPhiri@Zim_Media_Com@unwomenzw@Media4gbv Patience Zirima from @GMCZimbabwe : Statistics on the underrepresentation of women in media are worrying mostly because of safety issues in newsrooms and in the field. Women in media need support and as stakeholders, we should collaborate toward this cause
Currently happening is a media engagement workshop organised by @UN_Women@WCOZIMBABWE@GMCZimbabwe and @WiPSUZim under the theme Beyond Elections: Engagement with Media to advance GEWE. Powerful presentation by UN Women’s Patricia Made on normative frameworks governing GEWE
Panel discussion on Gender Equality in Journalism
@GodwinPhiri from @Zim_Media_Com : the newsroom is not a safe space for women. Whilst policies are put in place to protect women, what is really needed is a shift in newsroom cultures that denigrate women.
@unwomenzw@Media4gbv
@lalla_ng from @misazimbabwe : There’s an already existing gendered technology gap which also affects women in media and now we have to deal with AI. Women in media face challenges either in tech reportingor using AI tools in their reporting
And how these frameworks can hold the media accountable when they are reporting on gender equality. Made also says human rights violations don't only have a social impact but also a huge economic impact as the cost of intervention is high.
Here @nyashabdube , a journalist with the Women's Weekly Journal in Zimbabwe laments the challenges of being a female climate reporter and the risks that it comes with.
#KickPolluttersOut
We are having a stakeholders engagement in Zvishavane today as we dissect issues affecting women in artisanal mining. Women in chrome, gold, quarry mining as well as women with disabilities in mining share the health and safety challenges they face
#WomeninMining
@ZELA_Infor
Last year, with support from @ZELA_Infor I investigated how the spilling of slime dams has exposed the Mazvihwa community to water contaminated with slime and other chemicals used in gold purification. Read more at:
https://t.co/YW2ym8uMgG
Midlands Provincial Minister Urges Sabi Gold Mine to Prioritize Women in Issuing Mine Claims Amid El Niño-Induced Drought.
Read more at: https://t.co/Gh9kjGNCCH
@GreatDykeNews @awometrust@zawima_org@AWIMA2063@WomenMines @ZELA_Infor @WCOZIMBABWE
Minister of State for Midlands Provincial Affairs and Devolution Hon. Owen Ncube yesterday toured Sabi Gold Mine in Zvishavane, along with other stakeholders Hon. Ncube urged the mine to also prioritize women when distributing mine claims especially in the face of drought
Min of State for Midlands Provincial Affairs and Devolution Hon. Owen Ncube says large scale mines should prioritize women when issuing mine claims as they are equally capable. He made the remarks yesterday whilst touring Sabi Gold Mine in Zvishavane along with other stakeholders
Fun fact: Did you know, the type of avocado in our recently launched plantation is called the “green gold” because of its value in the export market. It has become very popular in Africa and abroad due to its nutritional value, long shelf live and great taste.
#GreenEconomy
🥑This #InternationalWomensDay we celebrate our innovative avocado plantation project in which will benefit women in mining communities through reclaiming land and creating sustainable alternative livelihoods.
Read more about the project at: https://t.co/zHW0gtqhdj