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THE EQUALIZER 4 (2026)🍿🎬

Emerging issues from the Health and Public Finance Management Reporting Training yesterday in Bulawayo under @FiaZimbabwe 's #FixOurPublicHealthCareZW . Leading the session is Bulawayo Progressive Residents Association Programs Manager @claudephuti #jsnetzim

Thousands of vendors across Zimbabwe are openly flouting a government ban on second-hand clothing imports and night vending, igniting a standoff between desperate citizens and authorities determined to "clean cities" by December.@BBCAfrica @InfoMinZW @ZUJOfficial @misazimbabwe

Communities for #ClimateJustice 🌍✊ Climate change needs to be seen as an issue of injustice, similar to how we think about other human rights violations. It is the result of a small group of powerful people taking actions that inflict harm on another group of people: the rest of us. The people who suffer the most are those who are already marginalized, such as people in lower-income countries and those who experience discrimination in higher-income countries. Climate justice seeks to address this inequity by advocating for the rights and needs of those most affected by climate change, ensuring their voices are heard in decision-making processes and that they have access to the resources necessary for adaptation and resilience. Amnesty International Zimbabwe is committed to prioritizing communities in the pursuit of climate justice. This involves understanding their unique needs and vulnerabilities, involving them in decision-making processes, and ensuring equitable access to resources and solutions. The organization recognizes the disproportionate impacts of climate change on marginalized communities and aims to develop solutions that address both the root causes and the consequences of the crisis. Last week, our team visited Gwanda District, where they hosted two community dialogues focused on climate justice. The second dialogue included a diverse group of participants: artisanal miners, small-scale farmers, youth representatives from Youth Advocacy for Climate Change, three alumni from Youth Power Action, a pastor representing the religious community, and members of the media. The dialogue explored climate change, including its causes, consequences, and adaptation strategies such as investing in renewable energy sources. Participants identified human rights violations depicted in images of climate emergencies and were introduced to the concept of climate justice. The discussion resulted in concrete action plans that aim to build community resilience, advocate for systemic change, and promote equitable solutions. You can read more about our climate justice work here: amnesty.org/en/what-we-do/… Join us in advocating for #ClimateJusticeNow! 🌍✊💚

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Here are 15 uncomfortable truths about life... 1.

mindset is everything.

😹 😹 Haa kunzima, abanye kumele ba support imuli, nxa belayo

Seeing abandoned diapers in our neighborhood is not just unpleasant, it's a health risk! let's work together to promote proper disposal habits. #Diapersdisposal #environmentalhealth

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Ready to Dominate: Introducing Our Squad for the 2025 Season #Highlandersroyals #Bosso@99

Isabella Michael, the SAYWHAT Communication, Advocacy and Media Lead takes participants through Risk Management in Advocacy. An example of risk that CSOs face was put up. Can you identify the risk? #riskmanagement #yca4sotra #advocacy #governance

After many years of being unheard,the Nust gospel community is being celebrated on the 10th of May by the Ceremonial Hall #unforgettable night of worship

From streets to stalls: The harsh reality of street kids using restrooms as homes

14 Rules to Become Absolutely 𝑼𝒏𝒇𝒖𝒄𝒌𝒘𝒊𝒕𝒉𝒂𝒃𝒍𝒆: Master these and nothing will shake you. 1. Look into people's eyes no matter who they are.

Access to information from government departments empowers youths to make informed decisions and participate in platforms that help develop them individually and in the long run develop their communities. Join us tonight as Matobo Youth engage with the Ministry of Youth empowerment, development and vocational training. #MatoboYouth #MatoboDevelop #AccessToInformation

Have you perused our latest issue? In this edition, we explore community expectations for the Matobo Rural District Council in the year 2025. We also spotlight successful entrepreneurs from Matobo, Bulilima, and Mangwe districts. Follow the link to access the newsletter: anyflip.com/ajoho/eovp/ #MatoboDevelop #MatoboYouth

To foster long-term business success, young entrepreneurs should prioritize integrity. Sharing accurate information with customers builds trust and ensures products sell themselves. #MatoboYouthIndaba2024 #MatoboDevelop #siya #YEZA #AccessToInformation

Iyini imvukuzane yesibeletho? Wazi njani ukuthi usulemvukuzane yesibeletho? Yelatshwa njani? Ndima bani esingayidlala njengemuli, njengesigaba ukuphathisa lo olwisa imvukuzane yesibeletho? Ukwazi okunengi ngemvukuzane yesibeletho asixoxe leFemmes for Teal lamhlanje ngo 7 ntambama❗‼️ #MatoboDevelop #MatoboYouth

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Empowering young climate leaders! 🌱 Check out what Matobo youth are doing to combat climate change. #MatoboDevelop #MatoboYouth #siya

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Empowering young climate leaders! 🌱 Check out what Matobo youth are doing to combat climate change. #MatoboDevelop #MatoboYouth #siya