Daves Guzha

Last night, you braved the rain, the cold, and the chill in the air - yet your presence brought warmth that filled Theatre in the Park. You reminded us why we do what we do. Tonight, we rise again! The tension thickens and the animals have more secrets to reveal.

When a leader wields power through fear, the farm's fate hangs in the balance! Napoleon's reign plunges the farm into chaos!. Come and witness all the action and intrigue this from the 6th to the 8th at Theatre in the Park, Harare, 6PM. See you there! #thefarmisalive #theatre

THE RUMOURS ARE TRUE - THE FARM IS BACK!! After causing an uproar earlier this year, Comrade Napoleon has already declared herself "Most Entertaining Leader of All Time." Zi Animal Farm returns to Theatre in the Park by public demand, from the 6th to the 8th of November 2025.

@nickmangwana Garazviya Insiza iri mu same highway nhai? PS this road is in a deplorable state. Please take a day to drive on it for yourself. In January, Bitumen was literally patching the road using gravel. I wonder with the rains if they made any major headway.

STATUS REPORT ON THE BULAWAYO-VICTORIA FALLS HIGHWAY “It has come to our attention that a social media post is circulating, showing 3 people posing in a pothole on a road claimed to be part of the Bulawayo-Victoria Falls Highway. While we acknowledge that certain sections of the highway are in dire need of rehabilitation, the images in the post do not correspond to any section of the Bulawayo-Victoria Falls Highway. The sections requiring urgent attention are currently being addressed through a collaborative effort between the Department of Roads and Bitumen World. Work is already underway, with teams camped in Hwange, Halfway, and Insiza to ensure the road is rehabilitated efficiently.”

Huge shoutout to @emerhi for these stunning reels that perfectly capture the vibrant energy of the #2024APNAssembly! 🌟

The "Disability Politics" session at the #2024APNAssembly focused on inclusion and equity, emphasizing the importance of ensuring that every voice is heard and represented in the fight for social justice.

The recent panel discussion at the #2024APNAssembly titled "Telling the Tale of APN: From Seed to Forest" featured weighty insights from @bisiafayemi, @jmawiyoo, and @bheki_moyo, delving into the evolution of philanthropy in Africa and its strategic imperatives for the future. @bheki_moyo highlighted the critical shift in development paradigms, emphasizing the need for foundations to go beyond traditional power struggles and align more closely with the cultures and contexts they serve. He reflected on the foundational conversations held in 2009, hosted by 25 organizations under the African Women’s Development Fund (AWDF), which also deliberated on setting up a legacy fund. These discussions were critical in shaping principles around shifting power and decolonizing philanthropy. @bisiafayemi revisited the history of the @awdf01, noting how its inception challenged prevailing misconceptions that Africans could not be philanthropists. Despite skepticism, the AWDF, through strategic support from entities like the @FordFoundation, significantly shaped the space for African Philanthropy. Bisi underscored the importance of peer learning and capacity building, which were strengthened through initiatives like the 2005 Ford Initiative to Strengthen Philanthropy, culminating in a robust endowment strategy and establishing a precedent for future foundations across Africa. @jmawiyoo responded by pointing out the visible growth and diversification within the sector, highlighting the increased stability and ownership of new and long-term institutions. She advocated for greater unity within the ecosystem, stressing the importance of embracing diversity while striving for collective goals. The discussion then pivoted to how the philanthropic community could leverage its diverse strengths more effectively. @bisiafayemi posited the need for deeper engagements beyond familiar circles to broaden the influence and perception of African philanthropy. She emphasized the critical role of building robust, trust-based relationships and organizational resilience to ensure that institutions outlive their founders and continue to thrive. @bheki_moyo revisited the transition from AGN to APN, recalling a challenge by Mrs. Machel in 2012 about inclusivity, which spurred broader engagement and the necessity for different forums, including high-net-worth individuals and regional blocs. He advocated for a unified platform to consolidate efforts and enhance knowledge generation, ensuring that vital insights and historical contexts are documented for future generations. In conclusion, the panelists collectively emphasized the ongoing need for strategic collaboration, documentation of philanthropic efforts, and continuous learning to adapt to changing political and legal frameworks. They highlighted the importance of building a credible and united sector capable of addressing new challenges through synergized efforts, underpinned by a deep commitment to nurturing the next generation of philanthropic leaders and scholars across Africa. @TengaStigmata @tarisaijangara @InfoAPN @sivioinstitute @LRFZimbabwe @FCSTZ @capsi_africa

#2024APNAssembly The community session on “power” has begun with deep reflections on who owns power. For some of the panelists, power is necessary and that our current system of aid and development have always been divided by different aspects of power

Highlights from @diakhoumbag2015 at the #2024APNAssembly: 📌Celebrating Ubuntu values of justice, community, and reciprocity. 📌Urging unity among Pan-Africanists for a prosperous Africa. 📌Advocating for inclusive philanthropy to empower underserved populations.

Dive into the “thought stations” at #2024APNAssembly by following the conversation via #2024APNAssembly on community-led change across Africa.

Language has the power to connect and to divide us. African philanthropy continues to navigate the realities of connecting across various movements with varied languages. French translation will also be available for our co-conspirators from Francophone Africa. #2024APNAssembly.

@TengaStigmata, @InfoAPN Executive Director, shared valuable insights during her remarks at the #2024APNAssembly prompting us to explore fundamental questions: What lessons can resilience teach us? How do we embody solidarity in real-time? And, how do we surpass logos and egos to drive genuine transformation? She emphasized the crucial need to revisit and refine our community guidelines, underscoring our collective power to navigate and reshape the challenges we face. @sivioinstitute @FCSTZ @LRFZimbabwe

We've been warmly welcomed to Zimbabwe by @tmurisa, the Executive Director of the @sivioinstitute Institute, paving the way for an enriching #2024APNAssembly in Victoria Falls. His remarks have perfectly primed us for a week of strategic discussions and transformative collaborations. @InfoAPN @LRFZimbabwe @FCSTZ @TengaStigmata

#2024apnassembly "We want to have [and work on in these sessions] a common vision as a network, something not just for a few members but for the whole continent. We want to have an Africa that is free."- Stigmata Tenga, APN Executive Director @InfoAPN @comicrelief

Mr Nicholas Moyo continued with a powerful reminder: our challenges—economic inequalities, social injustices, and environmental concerns—are interconnected. #2024APNAsswmbly

📌 Official opening by Mr Nicholas Moyo, Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Sports, Recreation, Arts and Culture, Zimbabwe! He emphasized that culture is the bedrock of our identity and a powerful tool for fostering unity among diverse communities. #2024APNAssembly

What an inspiring opening at the #2024APNAssembly with Daves Guzha, a true icon in the Zimbabwean creative space! ate creativity and the Ubuntu spirit!

Justice Rutenge: Philanthropy to us (Africans) is not just about giving, it's also about dignity and agency. #2024APNAssembly

We start off with a spoken word performance by @twoleaders *Paraphrased below* Who am I? I am the present who existed in your past The past that listens to you I am the ancient one I existed when there were no passports, visas, & definitely no political leaders #2024APNAssembly