Edith Mugabe

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16 Days is not enough. We must commit to ending violence beyond the campaign period. Everyone deserves safety, dignity & respect. #EndGBV #16Days #StopViolence #ProtectSurvivors #MAYO

This #HumanRightsDay, MAYO reaffirms its commitment to safeguarding the rights of all individuals, especially the most vulnerable. Human rights belong to everyone #StandUp4HumanRights #EqualityForAll @ZimRightsLIVE @nangozimbabwe @YetTrust @EdithMugab95264

RT @TIZim_info: Transparency International Zimbabwe today launched the third edition of the National Bribe Payers Index (NBPI) in Harare. T…

Digital violence affects everyone women and men. Many men stay silent due to stigma, but abuse is abuse. At MAYO, we stand for safety, dignity, and respect for all online & offline. No to technology-facilitated GBV. For everyone #EndDigitalViolence #StopOnlineAbuse #TFGBV

Trends show a hard truth: women are now major perpetrators of digital violence against other women. Mhandu yemunhu, munhu. Studies show women are 30% more likely to be bullied, and when women bully, 70% target other women with harmful mental health effects. #Letsbreakthecycle

A simple Hey how are you, i was just checking up on you, is all what someone needs to feel better. Check up on your friends and family, you can save a life. Let’s create safe spaces where everyone feels seen, heard, and supported. #WorldMentalHealthDay #EndTheStigma #TalkAboutIt

Happy New Month! October is #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth We stand with survivors & honor those we’ve lost. This month, #GoPink and dedicate one day to wear pink & raise awareness. Together, we spread hope. #ThinkPink #MAYO #EarlyDetectionSavesLives

DID YOU KNOW? Men can get breast cancer too. It's rare, but it happens. Early detection is key for everyone. Retweet this fact to raise awareness! #MaleBreastCancer #BreastCancer #HealthFacts #Awareness #MAYO

@constancezuni @TIZim_info Congratulations Connie

They say ' leadership is influence ' , but real influence starts with integrity. Excited to be part of the School of Integrity for Emerging Leaders fellowship, a space redefining what ethical leadership looks like in action. #SchoolofIntegrity #EmergingLeaders #OurIdentity

In 2021 we launched the Womentorship Program. 450+ young female journalists have been trained & mentored. Today we concluded another powerful session in Bulawayo, breaking barriers, building confidence & shaping the future of news. #NoPressNoFreedom @FNF_Africa #NxtGenJourno

Spot the Signs. Save a Life. Persistent sadness, withdrawal, talk of death, giving things away, these are cries for help. Listen without judgment. Show they matter. Connect to help. Hope is real. #SuicidePrevention #EndTheStigma #YouAreNotAlone

Prof Ruby Magosvongwe was recognised as one of the 50 Most Inspirational Women in Zimbabwe by the Women Corporate Directors Network. The recognition fell under the Leadership & Governance in Government & Parastatals. The Commission extends its warmest congratulations to the Prof.

Day 1 of the #ClimateJustice Champions Bootcamp🌍✊🚀 Day 1 of the Climate Justice Champions Bootcamp launched the program with great momentum. Participants shared insights from dialogues held in their communities, laying the groundwork for a deeper exploration of human rights and their connection to climate change. The first day's sessions covered: 📌A brief history and background on human rights. 📌International, regional, and national frameworks on climate change and human rights. 📌Climate change impacts on vulnerable communities: exploring case studies and examples. 📌Identifying climate change impacts in the communities, where participants analyzed existing challenges in their respective communities. This dynamic approach fostered a vibrant exchange of experiences and knowledge, empowering champions with a deeper understanding of climate justice issues. #ClimateActionNow!🌍✊ #ClimateJusticeNow🌍✊

On #InternationalPeaceDay we’re reminded that no act of kindness is too small. Peace begins in our communities when we choose unity over separation. Share what peace means to you & inspire others. #InternationalDayOfPeace #MAYO

Corruption in health and education goes beyond stolen resources; it has a human face. Women and girls often carry the heaviest burden: For vulnerable groups such as people with disabilities or key populations, stigma is often weaponised, making access to essential services conditional on bribes or favours. @NVMabhikwa stressed, corruption entrenches inequality and discrimination. Tackling it requires applying a gender-sensitive lens in both policy responses and investigative reporting. At Transparency International Zimbabwe, we believe stronger accountability mechanisms and inclusive approaches are essential if health and education services are to serve everyone fairly. #EndCorruptionZW #TIZim

Massive turnout at ZIMSEC hearings. 05 September 2025 The Union is glad that parliament took heed of our protest when the public hearings were aborted after MPs were in no show. Today the Parliament mobilized and the parliamentarians were in attendance. During the public hearings on the Zimsec Amendment Bill held at the Ambassador Hotel in Harare, various stakeholders, including teachers, students, and parents, made several submissions: - The registration fees for private schools are prohibitively high, with schools needing to pay 2,500 to operate. The categorization of candidates as public or private is seen as discriminatory based on these costs. - There is a notable inconsistency in the examination process, which undermines public trust. A call for greater consistency in exams was made. - The leaking of Zimsec exams has eroded trust in the system, prompting parents to seek alternatives for their children. Stricter laws should be enforced against those who leak exams. - Concerns were raised about Grade 7 students taking their exams earlier than before, with a request to return to previous practices where foundational learning was emphasized. - The use of AI by students is a contentious issue; while it should not be allowed in exams, there are differing views on how to handle its use. - Teachers’ needs must be acknowledged, and they should receive fair compensation for their hard work to ensure a motivated workforce. - The government needs to ensure funding is available for everyone to access education. - There has been a long pause in the construction of new schools, placing additional burdens on struggling children and parents. - There was a strong demand for better pay for teachers.

The 6th #Social & #EconomicJustice Activism (SEJA) Academy is here! 🚨 Are you 18–35 & passionate about Economic Justice? Join a bold community of youth leaders & accountability champions. Apply by Sept 19 Link: zimcodd.org/call-for-appli… @oppsforafricans @YOpportunities

PLAYER SPOTLIGHT: Passionate M. (15) An MTC Sirens player from a young age, Passionate has scored 4 goals in 4 games at the Girls&Goals Soccer Tournament. Keep going, Pasho! #EndingChildMarriages @makachikowero @Dreambigld