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📢 We are excited to share that yesterday's inception meeting for the Feminist Agroecology Model Schools (FAMS) project was a great success! It was inspiring to see the dedication of various grassroots organizations committed to transforming livelihoods within their communities through impactful projects that address current climate change issues. As the project's media partner, @communitypodium, will be sharing more information about the FAMS project, including details about the partners involved, how consortium members will work together to achieve the project's objectives, the impact expected from the initiative, and much more.🎥🗞🌱 As the famous African proverb says, "If you want to go fast, go alone; but if you want to go far, go together," we are looking forward to document and share the journey mirroring the power of collaboration in the quest to build sustainable and resilient communities. #communitydiaries #FAMSInAction

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It's okay to be sad sometimes. It's okay to be a mess sometimes. It's okay to be happy at times. It's the cycle of life.

📢 During the #FAMS inception meeting, @communitypodium's Programs Lead, Sihlobo Bulala, reflected on the organization's efforts to amplify the voices of underrepresented communities. This includes addressing the information needs of rural communities and minority groups such as persons with disabilities, women, and youth, to enhance their participation in decision-making processes. As a partner organization of the Feminist Agroecology Model Schools (FAMS) implemented by @foodjusticenet with support from Climate Works Foundation, @communitypodium aims to leverage its expertise in producing thematic content to raise awareness about the importance of transforming food systems through agroecology and movement building.

I'm wandering through a desert of darkness, and I need the oasis of compassion to quench my thirst

It is crucial to recognize the powerful impact that training on the Domestic Violence Act, combined with legal aid clinics, can have on mining-affected communities. Domestic violence remains a pervasive issue, harming countless women and families in areas where CNRG operates, such as Hwange, Penhalonga, and Marange. With support from @amplifyfund CNRG will be in these communities to strengthen their understanding of sexual reproductive health rights, violence against women and ways for seeking protection and justice #AccelerateAction—Together, we can build safer, more informed mining communities that stand against violence. #JusticeAndDignityForCommunities

Is it a rise or sunset yini for Lina yi bezomdlalo @RaisedonB

People who downplay the role you have played in their lives are extremely dangerous. I've observed this in my life & my surroundings & I have realised that there is actually more to this. Let me elaborate. When people downplay the role you've played in their lives, it can be a sign of things(at least) : 1. Disrespect and Lack of Gratitude -Minimizing your contributions : They might downplay or dismiss the positive impact you've had on their life, making you feel unappreciated and unvalued. -Lack of accountability : By diminishing your role, they might avoid taking responsibility for their actions or acknowledging the support you've provided. 2. Manipulation and Gaslighting -Distorting reality : Downplaying your role can be a form of gaslighting, making you question your own perceptions and memories. -Manipulating emotions : By minimizing your contributions, they might manipulate your emotions, making you feel guilty, insecure, or uncertain. 3. Emotional Unavailability -Fear of intimacy : People who downplay your role might be emotionally unavailable, fearing intimacy or close relationships. -Avoiding vulnerability : By diminishing your impact, they might avoid vulnerability and maintain a sense of control in the relationship. I tried to compress it to 3 key reasons so that you also understand where they are coming from. Understanding does not necessarily mean condoning this cuntish behaviour. The world is filled with these imbeciles, which is why I will also share atleast 3 ways in which you can protect 🛡️yourself.. Use it /Don't use it 🤔well that's entirely your prerogative. So here we go : 1. Set boundaries, establish clear boundaries to protect your emotional well-being and maintain a healthy distance. 2. Seek validation internally & externally(surround yourself with people who acknowledge and appreciate your contributions). 3. Prioritize self-care by focusing on your own spiritual, soulish and spiritual well-being, engaging in self-care activities that nourish your spirit, mind, emotions, will-power and body. Remember☝🏾, your worth and value comes from within. Don't let others define your self-worth or minimise or diminish your contributions.

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not listening carefully. Be careful with words because they are more concrete and palpable than anything you can touch. And they can fill huge spaces, just as they can leave great voids."

"Be careful with words both when you say them and when you listen to them. Words are not letters of the alphabet... they are flowers, they are blades, they are blankets, they are bullets. They are water for the thirsty and sand that you can throw in the eyes of the one who is

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1| When someone dies, their entire life is spotligthed..their greatest attributes as well as their awful weaknesses and terrible vices. Many speak glowingly of Geoff Nyarota's attributes as a journalist, especially for his role in the Willowgate Scandal.

2| Fewer speak of his terrible role in aiding and abbetting the Gukurahundi Genocide in Matabeleland as Editor of the Chronicle newspaper. I'm one of the few alongside thousands of Gukurahundi victims. To me, that's what ultimately defines his credentials as a journalist.

3| He aided and abetted genocide. A better journalist would have sought to shine the spotlight on the horrors and the uneven impact on innocent civilians. He chose the side of the perpetrators and helped and cheered them to commit unspeakable atrocities.

4| We did confront him about it whilst he was alive, but I do not recall him ever accepting responsibility. Instead, he blamed others like Bill Saidi.

📻On last week's radio show, #IlihloLemaphandleni, which airs every Thursday at 11 AM on @SkyzMetroFM, guest Disrael Israel spoke passionately about the connection between mental health wellness and a positive family structure. He urged parents and guardians to encourage their children to express their emotions openly and to nurture their emotional well-being. #communitydiaries

@drjaytee87 So is 🎖️ he won't save us

And let's agree Elections alone are not the solution

Today as l checked my phone 2:43 am Almost thought it's a crossover kanti it's me almost dying It's been a while since I prayed and worshipped God in the way l did Be the David what's your word what's your worship song that you beat the Giant is what I took

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