Deaf College Africa

12/08/2026

28/06/2026

A Heartfelt Thank You to Our Parents

We extend our sincere appreciation to every parent and guardian who took the time to attend our Visiting Day at Deaf College Africa. Your presence brought warmth, encouragement, and joy to our learners, making the day a memorable celebration of learning and community.

Your active involvement reflects the important role families play in supporting the education and wellbeing of Deaf learners. Together, we are creating an environment where every learner is seen, heard, respected, and empowered to reach their full potential.

Thank you for your unwavering support, confidence, and partnership. As we continue this journey together, we remain committed to building a future where inclusion is embraced every day and every learner has the opportunity to thrive.

Together, we are shaping a more inclusive tomorrow.

29/05/2026

Africa Day Celebration at Deaf College Africa

Today we celebrate the beauty, diversity, and strength of our African heritage. Learners from Deaf College Africa proudly showcased different traditional outfits representing the rich cultures across our continent, reminding us that Africa’s identity is found in its people, languages, traditions, and unity in diversity.

This celebration also highlights the talents, confidence, and cultural pride of Deaf learners, whose voices and identities continue to enrich our communities in meaningful ways. Through culture, expression, and inclusion, Deaf learners are claiming their space and contributing to the vision of an Africa that leaves no one behind.

As we commemorate Africa Day, we honour a continent built on resilience, creativity, inclusion, and hope for future generations. These colourful expressions of culture are a powerful reminder that every child and every community has a place in shaping Africa’s future.

Happy Africa Day!
Celebrating African culture, identity, and inclusion for all.

21/03/2026

Deaf College Africa Marks Global Youth Day with Inclusive Celebration and Generosity

Deaf College Africa today came alive with joy, unity, and inspiration as learners joined the global community in commemorating Global Youth Day, in an event led by the Seventh Day Adventist Children’s Ministries from Greendale Church. The celebration stood out not only as a moment of reflection and faith, but as a powerful demonstration of inclusion in action.

The day was filled with vibrant activities designed to engage and uplift the learners, including interactive games, shared meals, and meaningful Bible teachings that encouraged values of compassion, service, and community. The atmosphere was energetic and warm, with young people actively participating and connecting in ways that reflected the true spirit of Global Youth Day.

A major highlight of the celebrations was the presentation of mini hampers to Deaf College Africa learners, generously sourced and donated by members of the Greendale Church. The gesture brought smiles, excitement, and a strong sense of belonging among the learners, reinforcing the importance of community support and care.

Importantly, the event was fully inclusive, with sign language interpretation integrated throughout the programme. Songs were also performed in sign language, ensuring that Deaf learners were not only included but actively centered in the celebration. This deliberate approach to accessibility underscored the message that no one should be left behind in faith, community, or opportunity.

Today’s celebration was more than just an event—it was a powerful reminder of the impact of inclusive spaces, the strength of community partnerships, and the importance of recognizing and uplifting young people with disabilities.

28/02/2026

Thank You to Our Amazing Parents

Thank you to all the parents who joined us for a meaningful and memorable Visiting Day at Deaf College Africa. Your presence, engagement, and encouragement made the day truly special for our learners and the entire school community.

As a college for Deaf learners, inclusion is at the heart of everything we do. Seeing parents actively participate, communicate, and celebrate learning in an inclusive and accessible environment reaffirmed the power of partnership in creating spaces where Deaf learners are valued, respected, and supported to thrive.

We are grateful for your continued trust and collaboration as we work together to build a future where inclusion is not an exception, but the norm. Thank you for walking this journey with us. 💙

20/02/2026

Deaf College Africa has launched an exciting new practicum into garment construction and design, turning skills development into a vibrant, inclusive fashion experience. Learners are learning to stitch, pattern, and design clothing from scratch. In a buzzing workshop scene—like the one captured in our latest photo of students gathered around a sewing machine—the program blends hands-on training with creative flair, empowering learners to craft unique garments and build entrepreneurial skills for the fashion industry.

The initiative teaches technical sewing techniques and inspires innovation in design, encouraging students to express themselves through fabric and style. With expert instructors guiding every stitch, Deaf College Africa is shaping the next generation of talented designers who will make their mark on the African fashion scene.

Join us in celebrating this bold step into garment construction and design, where accessibility meets creativity, and every student gets a chance to sew their future into stylish reality. 🚀

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30/10/2025

Deaf College Africa came alive with colour, music, and celebration as Form 4 students marked a milestone at their much-anticipated leavers’ party.

The event was a joyful fusion of pride and reflection, honouring the achievements of learners who have defied odds to excel both socially and academically. School patrons Mr. and Mrs. Charuma, who graced the occasion as Guests of Honour, delivered an inspiring message urging students to uphold discipline, avoid drugs and substance abuse, and remember that Deafness does not limit potential — success, they emphasized, is born of commitment and determination.

Deaf Zimbabwe Trust Executive Director, Ms. B. Nyangairi, joined in celebrating the learners’ resilience, while College Head, Mrs. Rosemary Nyangairi, and her dedicated staff commended the class for being exemplary ambassadors of the school’s vision of academic excellence and professional achievement.

Deaf Champion and Social Worker, Dumisani Nkomo, further encouraged the students to remain focused on education as the gateway to empowerment. Speaking on behalf of his peers, Kelvin Kupeta expressed heartfelt gratitude to the teachers for their guidance, mentorship, and unwavering support.

The event ended in high spirits, punctuated by song, dance, and a sumptuous feast — the much-talked-about “Sapatina Sapatina” meal, symbolizing abundance and celebration befitting the occasion.

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13/10/2025

Wishing the Deaf College Africa Class of 2025 all the best in your ZimSec O-Level exams! You're the dream team, and we know you'll shine! 💫 Remember, academics are the key to unlocking your potential and opening doors to new opportunities. Believe in yourselves, stay focused, and show the world your brilliance! Education is the powerful tool that can change your life and shape your future. Good luck, and may your hard work pay off! 🎉💪



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26/09/2025

Deaf College Africa students celebrated the International Week of the Deaf with an educational tour to Mwanga Lodge, exploring wildlife and ecosystems. This experience highlighted the importance of inclusive education and accessible opportunities for Deaf individuals. The 2025 theme, "No Human Rights Without Sign Language Rights," emphasizes that sign language is a fundamental human right essential for ensuring equity, accessibility, and dignity.

The students' enthusiasm was palpable as they learned about the natural world, often facing barriers due to lack of sign language interpretation. This experience underscores the need for accessible education, sign language rights, and accessible tourism. Ensuring that tourism destinations and services are accessible to all, including Deaf individuals, is crucial. This can be achieved by providing sign language interpretation, designing accessible infrastructure, and involving Deaf individuals in tourism planning.

By promoting accessible tourism and inclusive education, we can empower Deaf individuals to thrive and contribute to their fullest potential. Let's work towards creating a more inclusive and accessible world for all.

Happy International Week of the Deaf!

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26/09/2025

Day 5 of : Let's champion the legal recognition of national sign languages! Article 21 of the UNCRPD mandates governments to officially recognize and implement sign languages, ensuring deaf people's active participation in society.