Children Of The Digital Age Zimbabwe

CODAZIM was honoured to participate in the Harare Metropolitan Provincial GBV Third Quarter Coordination Meeting . Our Director, @Mmussollini1, highlighted TFGBG and the urgent need to strengthen digital prevention, awareness and survivor centred protection.

CODAZIM was honoured to participate in the Global Digital Forum 2026 in Moscow, where our Director, @Mmussollini1 , joined the signing ceremony establishing the Global Alliance to Protect Children in the Digital Environment.

CODAZIM urges the public not to amplify Technology-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence online. Disturbing images, videos and personal details can retraumatise survivors and expose children to harmful content. Share responsibly not for likes, views or entertainment.

A child does not simply consume digital content, it is important to note that digital content also consumes the child's attention, emotions, beliefs and future. Digital skills open doors. Healthy boundaries keep children safe online.

Sadfishing is the act of posting exaggerated or emotional content on social media mainly to gain attention, sympathy or validation from others. However, not every sad post is sadfishing, some people are genuinely seeking help. #DigitalWellness #Cyberpsychology #Tech

Human traffickers do not always hunt in the streets—they now prey in the silent corners of the internet, where trust is faked, identities are hidden, and the most vulnerable are targeted while the world scrolls by unaware.

On International Women’s Day, (CODAZIM celebrates the strength and leadership of women and girls. As the digital world grows, so do risks such as online gender based violence, harassment and exploitation.

We are raising children in a hyper connected world, yet many feel deeply alone. Their phones are full of contacts, followers and notifications but real conversations are fading. Social media and screen addiction are replacing eye contact, outdoor play and genuine connection.

On Zimbabwe Youth Day, @codazimb celebrates the creativity, resilience and potential of our youth. In the spirit of Ubuntu online, we are committed to empowering young people with digital skills, safe online spaces, cybersmart job search guidance and access to opportunities...

A safer internet begins with awareness, education and empathy for every child.