Gender Issues ZW

We were honored to attend the Hope-Fay Public Lecture on Women in Mining, a powerful celebration of the incredible women who are breaking barriers and shaping the future of the mining industry. The event was a dynamic blend of inspiring keynote addresses, thought-provoking discussions, and uplifting success stories, all highlighting the invaluable contributions of women in mining. We were inspired by the trailblazing women who shared their journeys, challenges, and triumphs, and we're committed to supporting their continued growth and success. Women's University in Africa Ministry of Women Affairs, Community, Small and Medium Enterprises Dev. Mambure Trust ShamwariYemwanasikana Female Student Network Trust UN Women UNFPA Zimbabwe Gender Commission Zimbabwe Miners Federation in Gemstones Association of Zimbabwe

On the 6th of March Gender Issues ZW was honoured to be invited as speakers at the Girls’ Pyjama Night Prayer Meeting held at the United Apostolic Faith Church in Belvedere. It was a beautiful and powerful moment to connect with young girls in a safe spiritual space, sharing knowledge, faith, and encouragement.
During the session, we presented the topic “Soft Life vs God’s Life: Contentment in a Social Media World.” Together with the girls, we reflected on how social media often creates pressure to chase a “soft life,” while God calls us to live a life of purpose, contentment, and spiritual growth.
As we celebrate International Women’s Day, this moment reminded us that empowering young women starts with sharing knowledge, guidance, and truth. When we invest in girls today, we shape stronger, wiser women for tomorrow.
Quote of the day
"When we give young women wisdom, knowledge, and faith, we gain a generation of confident women who know their worth and their purpose."
At Gender Issues ZW, we embrace the spirit of Give to Gain by giving knowledge, mentorship, and awareness, young women gain confidence, direction, and the strength to live purposefully in a changing world. Women's University in Africa Ministry of Women Affairs, Community, Small and Medium Enterprises Dev. Zimbabwe Women's Resource Centre and Network Saywhat Family Support Trust Female Student Network Trust UN Women ShamwariYemwanasikana Mambure Trust








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Happy International Women's Day Women's University in Africa Women's Coalition of Zimbabwe Ministry of Women Affairs, Community, Small and Medium Enterprises Dev. Zimbabwe Women's Resource Centre and Network Zimbabwe Gender Commission Zimbabwe Women Lawyers Association

Education is the key to unlocking potential. Let's work together to create a world where every individual has access to quality education and opportunities to thrive.
UN Women
Women's University in Africa
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Female Student Network Trust

IT'S THE FINAL DAY OF THE 16 DAYS

But let's be clear: our activism doesn't stop here! Today marks the end of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, but we're calling for action 365 DAYS A YEAR.

Let's keep the momentum going to END Tech-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence (TFGBV) and create a safer digital world for all.

Join us in this fight! Let's make GBV unacceptable in all spaces, online and offline.
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On 7 December 2025, Gender Issues Zw had the honour of engaging with the United Apostolic Faith Church Mufakose in an awareness session on Technology Facilitated Gender-Based Violence (TFGBV).

We discussed the critical role the church plays in promoting safety, compassion and accountability both online and offline. Together, we explored how faith communities can help prevent digital forms of abuse, support survivors, and use technology responsibly to uplift and protect one another.

A heartfelt thank you to the UAFC leadership and members for the warm welcome and for joining us in this important conversation.
Uniting to end digital gender-based violence starts with informed, empowered communities.
Ministry of Women Affairs, Community, Small and Medium Enterprises Dev.

Gender Issues Zw had the privilege of participating in the national stakeholders meeting on Technology-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence (TFGBV) Conducted by Family Support Trust. This crucial gathering brings together key partners to discuss practical strategies for preventing and responding to TFGBV, as well as addressing gaps in existing legal frameworks. As technology advances, so do the risks of violence and exploitation. This meeting is a vital step towards creating safer digital spaces and protecting survivors' rights. Let's work together to and ensure a safer future for all. "
Family Support Trust Female Student Network Trust Zimbabwe Gender Commission Republic Police

Gender Issues Zw joins the world in commemorating World AIDS Day, raising awareness, fighting stigma and promoting access to health care for all.
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As Gender Issues zw, we proudly took part in the 16 Days of Activism at Women’s University in Africa. Online violence is real, harmful, and must end. Together, we can build safer digital spaces for women and girls.
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