“On the frontlines of Climate Change’- Listen to the voices of women. In our #Women4ClimateJustice intervention, we are piloting storytelling as a tool for dialogue between decision-makers and women with lived realities of climate change. #Women4ClimateJustice
2026 WOMEN'S SUMMIT
Join us as we launch the State of Women Report 2026 and bring together women across Zimbabwe to reflect, strategise, and strengthen collective action for gender equality.
Date: 30 July 2026
Theme: VOICE. POWER. LEAD.
Theme Colours: Orange and Black🧡🖤
DID YOU KNOW?
Gazetted on 7 July 2026, the Medical Services Amendment Act, 2026 (Act No. 3 of 2026) is now officially law. This landmark legislation introduces sweeping reforms to prioritize human rights, protect patients, and hold healthcare providers accountable across Zimbabwe
In Mbire District, WCoZ convened women, men, youth, traditional and religious leaders to challenge harmful norms, address child marriage and economic abuse, and strengthen community-led action to prevent GBV and support survivors.
#EndGBVNow
Through the UPR Validation Engagement Meeting, we brought women together to validate evidence, build consensus, and strengthen recommendations on key issues affecting women and girls, ensuring women's lived realities inform human rights accountability.
We are currently conducting a UPR report validation meeting to review and strengthen recommendations that advance the rights of women and girls in Zimbabwe.
#UPR2027#WomensRights#Accountability
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In Mwenezi District, WCoZ brought together women, traditional and religious leaders, men, youth, and community stakeholders to challenge harmful gender norms, strengthen survivor support pathways, and advance collective accountability for a future free from violence.
#EndGBVNow
The deadline is almost here!
17 July 2026 marks the close of stakeholder submissions for Zimbabwe's UPR
This is our chance to ensure women's voices, lived realities, and recommendations shape stronger human rights commitments.
Every recommendation counts. Every voice matters.
Young women in Mwenezi are demanding inclusive leadership, accountability, and equal opportunities. They are calling for an end to GBV and child marriage, expanded access to SRHR, and greater investment in skills development and economic empowerment.
Women’s leadership is not just about representation. It is a constitutional right and a key driver of Zimbabwe’s development, delegates at the Women’s Coalition of Zimbabwe National Indaba heard.
Business leader Divine Ndhukula called for greater participation of women in leadership, while stakeholders urged action to turn gender equality policies into reality.
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@WCOZIMBABWE@WagZimbabwe@SATZimbabwe@mwacsmed@MoWACSMED@wlsazw@GenderZimbabwe@SECURICOZIM
#WomenInLeadership #GenderEquality #Zimbabwe #WomenEmpowerment #Leadership
High-Level National Indaba stakeholders reaffirmed their commitment to advancing gender equality through gender responsive policies, women's leadership, economic empowerment, and stronger accountability to protect and empower women and girls.
The keynote address underscored women's leadership as key to inclusive development, peace, and resilient communities, calling for stronger collaboration and measurable action to advance gender equality.
Happening now!!
A High-Level National Indaba on Women's Leadership under the theme, Strengthening Accountability, Advancing the Women, Peace and Security Agenda, and Expanding Community-Led Opportunities for Women.
#WomenInleadershipDevelopment#GenderEquality
Young women in Seke took the lead in identifying their advocacy priorities, mapping the responsible authorities to engage, and developing strategies to advance their demands.
When women have access to the internet, they gain more than a connection, they gain access to information, opportunities, networks, and the power to shape their futures. The Seke Paruware Economic Hub continues to make this possible
WROs engaged with the Registrar from the Ministry of Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare to unpack the newly gazetted PVO Regulations. The dialogue highlighted WROs' lived realities and called for an enabling environment that protects civic space and advances women's rights
𝐈𝐍𝐕𝐄𝐒𝐓 𝐈𝐍 𝐇𝐄𝐑 𝐒𝐓𝐄𝐏𝐒. 𝐈𝐍𝐕𝐄𝐒𝐓 𝐈𝐍 𝐇𝐄𝐑 𝐅𝐔𝐓𝐔𝐑𝐄.
Every day, girls in Mbire and Mutare Rural walk long distances to school because they believe in the power of education.
A pair of school shoes helps them walk with comfort and confidence — and keeps them focused on what matters most: learning.
We're collecting 1,000 pairs of new or pre-loved school shoes to help girls stay in school and stay focused.
📌Drop them off at 16 Lawson Avenue, Milton Park.
Know a workplace, church, school or community group that can support this campaign?
Tag them below.
One pair of shoes. One girl. One step closer to her future.
#KeepGirlsInSchool
@RichardMushong2@table_girls@UNTrustFundEVAW@advocatecynthia@PatriciaMashiri@mutamba_tsitsi@NicolaWatson13@weleadteam
@PAWLEM1 @Tatenda30720302@thabanimnyama@femalestudents@WCOZIMBABWE@MUSASAZIM
Gender equality is not a privilege to be granted, it is a right to be realized. A just society is one where women and girls have equal power, equal opportunities, and equal voices in shaping their futures.
#GenderEquality#LetsGo50/50
Why do we celebrate paid work but often overlook unpaid care work? Both require time, effort, and skill. Both deserve recognition. What are your thoughts?
#ValuingCareWork