Hope Ruswa

My wonderful people. I need your help. I am looking for a kidney donor. Please share and repost @freemanchari @advocatemahere @daddyhope @bbmhlanga @obeyshava1 @MakomboreroH @drjaytee87 @begottensun

I'm currently attending the Africa Journalism and Media Summit #AJMS2024

Reading is a good culture and for this to happen yesterday I donated Library books to 4 schools in Mhondoro Ngezi.@Mhhf_Infor @BTonhodzayi @UsaidZimbabwe @InfoMinZW @Sida @hoperuswa @mukasiri @bookpoets @matinyarare

@lupyouth @vusumuzimabhik1 A royal who humbled himself to be a friend and a brother, his legacy shines on. Ngiyakukhumbula Nkosi 🕯️

Smile on in heaven Ndlangamandla, we will miss you @vusumuzimabhik1 Chief Mabhikwa. Muntuomdala, Makheyi 🙏

@GiftGivaldo Fare the well Sekuru, his contribution and legacy in the communications sector will forever be cherished

Prominent Catholic priest and writer, Fr Oskar Wermter SJ has passed on in Harare today. He was my mentor and advisor. His epitaph should surely reads: here lies the unfiltered definition of priesthood. May the angels in heaven receive him. Go well baba

Reimagining independent journalism in Africa: Navigating AI and digital frontiers: looking forward to this great presentation by Kholwani Nyathi #AJMS2023

What is the role of journalists in the age of AI in the next decade #AJMS203

I'm currently attending the African Journalism and Media Summit 2023 in Harare, #AJMS2023

When we stop the conversation, we stop the possibility of solutions to the #ClimateChange challenge. - Goodhope Ruswa, Programmes Manager KAS, Zimbabwe @KAS_africa @kas_ecssa @KASonline #ClimateChangeinMedia

The time to act on climate change is now. - pp, Hon. Monica Mutsvangwa, Min of Information, Publicity and Broadcast Services. @KAS_africa @kas_ecssa @KASonline #ClimateChangeinMedia

@AfricaInDC @IntHistReview @ibbosnr @GerryMazarire @MilesTendi @zimboguide @BIHGroup This is a phenomenal piece, looking forward to reading it

Delighted that this (open access) piece on ZANU's first defence chief, Noel Mukono, is now out with @IntHistReview doi.org/10.1080/070753… Many thanks to the remarkably efficient reviewers, the Mukono family, @ibbosnr @GerryMazarire @MilesTendi @zimboguide @BIHGroup

A special prayer for all our friends and family in Malawi affected by #CycloneFreddy

Myth buster about #ClimateChange Fact: it's never too late!! #climate #ClimateScam #ClimateAction #ClimateJustice #ClimateBrawl #ClimateActionNow #ClimateCatastrophe @NLinZimbabwe @SwedeninZW @ReynaTrust @CANZIM11 @MyZeroCarbon @climate_alert @amnesty_zim

This pandemic can be stoped if we put our heads together and come up with practical solutions.

@TembaMliswa I was looking at the race results, ah pace yenyu mdhara!. Kudos Honorable

Today I was part of the Oliver Mtukudzi Memorial Half Marathon in Norton at Pakare Paye Arts Centre. The initiative, attended by many people from all over, is meant to promote wellness. Your health is your wealth.

@ThePhDPlace I started my PhD to contribute to the body of knowledge on women's land rights in Africa and in memory of my late mother and grandmother who worked on the land for me to be what I am now.

Post a photo of yourself and tell us why you started a PhD ⬇️

CALL FOR PAPERS Extension of Abstract Submission Deadline - 28 February 2023 10th Stellenbosch Annual Seminar on Constitutionalism in Africa (SASCA 2023) Theme: “Ethnicity and constitutionalism in Africa” @STIAS_SA @UPLawFaculty @UWC_DOI Further information below ⬇️

@MushtaqBilalPhD I follow your posts and I find them very useful and inspirational in my PhD journey

My 2022: 1. Finished my PhD in May 2. Published three (single-authored) journal articles 3. Taught two courses: one in Spring in the US, the other in fall in Pakistan 4. Started a Twitter account in April (because my wife made me 😀) 5. Gained 50k+ followers by the end of Dec

@RealMzalaTom Thanks Mzala Tom, I find this history intriguing and your writing style excellent

1. LOZIKEYI DLODLO : THE LAST QUEEN OF THE NDEBELE (1) 👑🇿🇼👑 Queen Lozikeyi Dlodlo is historically respected for leading the Ndebele 1896 uprising against British colonialism. The war was known as Impi Yehloka Elibomvu/ War of the Red Axe/First Umvukela/Uprising.

Climate smart agriculture training at Matobo, where women and young people were equipped with climate responsiveness techniques, to achieve food security, building on the access to land rights program with @KASonline @SHDFZim @MACRADTrust @Allthingzfemale @hoperuswa