Watch "Behind Closed Doors: The Reality of Child Marriages and Age of Consent." Join us in raising awareness, inspiring change, and fostering a future free from #ChildMarriages
#EndChildMarriage #AgeOfConsent #LetHerAccess #ProtectTheMinor
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@wesewomen stands with all women affected by breast cancer 🎀 Let's spread awareness early detection saves lives
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WATCH | Mayor Jacob Mafume commenting on the issue of public toilets and street vendors.
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Harare CBD Public Notice!!
Vendors and all members of the public conducting business in the Harare CBD, please listen carefully to the message in the video below and take heed.
The information shared is important for everyone operating and doing business in the city. Let us all be informed, responsible and cooperative.
Watch, listen and learn. @JMafume @ProvinceHarare @PoliceZimbabwe @KudzieKadzombe @harare_post
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Today on #TheIgnition with @simbamudereri and @cptawesomezw , we’re talking about the government’s September 9 deadline for illegal vendors to vacate unauthorised sites in Harare.
If vendors must leave, where should they go?
Are designated vending markets a realistic solution, or should the city provide suitable alternatives before removing vendors from the streets?
Tandi village head emphasizing on the need for reporting any form of maladministration on the recently held training on good governance and improving access to administrative justice #AdministrativeJustice
#EmpowerawomanEmpowerSociety
#womenempowerment
Happy International #workersday #WorkersRights #WorkersRightsAreHumanRights #workersoftheworldunite .We honour the strength and dedication of women workers across the globe.
We need the #ZGC #ZimbabweGenderCommission to protect #WomenRights and promote #GenderEquality @mutamba_tsitsi #NoTOCAB3
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Zimbabweans, women &men, wherever you are, join us in saving the @GenderZimbabwe. We cannot afford to lose this vital institution. Join us on Friday, 24 April 2026, for an online protest.
Prepare your own placard using #SaveZGC or #DefendTheZGC &post it on social media. Tag us
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CIASA has noted with grave concern that women cross-border traders are being forced to wait for days without access to water, sanitation, or safety under SI 50/2025.
This is not regulation , this is a violation of dignity and human rights.
Be there and be heard attend the constitution ammendment Bill No 3 public hearings. @EconomicMisfit @WCOZIMBABWE @ARTUZ_teachers @mwacsmed @womenforchange5
International Women's Day celebration, Give to Gain Health as well celebrate with a serious workout @gracelands Lake Chivero
#iwd2026 #Give2Gain @AllianceofCBOs @mwacsmed @AU_WGYD
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THE Zimbabwe Nurses Association (ZINA) swiftly intervened yesterday after 11 nurses were arrested at Marondera Provincial Hospital for allegedly attempting to stage a demonstration over poor working conditions and salaries.
“A nation cannot speak of #equality while silencing the very institutions created to defend it. Abolishing the Gender Commission is not reform — it is a direct threat to women’s empowerment, justice, and the protection of hard-won rights.
Key takeaways from our previous WhatsApp Seminar on Budgeting. Lets meet again this Thursday at 5pm as we unpack the concept of #savings this #financialmonth chat.whatsapp.com/KVnTyifiUx… of follow us on our channel whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbB…
#financialliteracy
#BudgetingTips
Join the conversation on the "Essence of #budgeting " this #financialmonth on our WhatsApp platform chat.whatsapp.com/GD6d20b5mf… tmrw @2pm CAT @AllianceofCBOs @WCOZIMBABWE @ARTUZ_teachers
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Zimbabwe School of Mines Short Courses schedule now out!
📸 ZSM
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Applications are open for the IAPS AI Policy Fellowship!
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