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Condom uptake rises in Masvingo

By Decide Nhendo

The Zimbabwe National Family Planning Council (ZNFP) has revealed that the uptake of condoms in Masvingo was on the rise, a development that shows people were no longer shied away from using the contraceptive method.
Speaking to TellZim News, ZNFPC Masvingo Provincial Marketing and Communications Officer Herbert Chikosi said there was a notable uptake of condoms in Masvingo and people were no longer shy to get sexual reproductive health information.
“Use of condoms by people in Masvingo is on the rise, as we often get calls for supply in areas where we distribute like beer halls, schools and other institutions.
“We have observed that of late, when we do campaigns and distribution of the condoms people are no longer shy and they come forward to get sexual and reproductive health knowledge,” said Chikosi.
Chikosi said they were working with other organizations so that all corners of the province were covered, and said the move was bearing fruits.
“We work with various stakeholders including National Aids Council, Centre for Sexual Health and HIV/Aids Research (CeSHHAR) so that we reach all corners of the province including marginalized communities and it has been fruitful,” said Chikosi.
He said they have community workers in all seven districts of the province who help dispatch condoms as well as sexual and reproductive health information to local people.
“We have community workers who distribute condoms and educate people on sexual and reproductive health information, they operate in their respective wards within a radius of 20 kilometers,” said Chikosi.
He said they are also called to offer their services at some of the events done by various organizations to offer their services.

Use local resources; Mnangagwa tells Masvingo tourism

By Decide Nhendo

Masvingo tourism players have been urged to grab business opportunities in the form of vast local resources available in the province to meet the Vision 2030 target.
Speaking at a Ministry of Tourism and Hospitality Industry Tourism Amendment Bill Consultation Workshop held at Chevron Hotel in Masvingo, Tourism Deputy Minister Tongai Mnangagwa said Masvingo tourism players should take advantage of many tourist destinations in the province to develop the industry towards Vision 2030.
“In Masvingo we have many tourist destinations including Great Zimbabwe, so those in the industry must be ready to take advantage of this chance and work hard towards Vision 2030.
“In order to meet 2030 Upper middle-income economy target, tourism has to play its part, this can be achieved if necessary capabilities are developed in key sectors of the economy including tourism and hospitality,” said Mnangagwa.
Mnangagwa said there was need for amendment of the Tourism Act to make sure it was in line with national development imperatives and said participation of all stakeholders was important for development of the sector and the country’s economy.

Sex worker caged 12 months for fight over client

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By Bright Zhou

A fight over a client has landed a Masvingo sex worker in prison after Masvingo Magistrate Elizabeth Hanzie on June 4, 2024 sentenced her to 12 months behind bars for striking a fellow sex worker with an empty beer bottle on her face.
In passing her sentence, Hanzie said the accused person, who was being charged with aggravated assault deserved a jail term as it was not her first time committing a similar offence.
The accused person was initially sentenced to 9 months and 3 months were conditionally suspended but had another six months that had been previously suspended from her previous offense giving her a total sentence of 12 months.
It was the state’s case as presented by Isabel Pambuka that on June 2, 2024 Diana Harahwa (21) and the complainant Privilege Sadzahuchi (20) were in Mundondo Nite Club drinking beer.
Sadzahuchi went out and confronted Harahwa telling her to stay away from the barman who worked at Mundondo Nite Club because she had been hired by him for sex services.
The conversation did not end well and Sadzahuchi punched Harahwa with her fists. Harahwa in turn grabbed a beer bottle from one Handsome Gwese and hit Sadzahuchi once on the left cheek, from which she sustained a deep cut.
Sadzahuchi reported the matter to the police the following day and Harahwa was arrested.
Harahwa told the court that the barman was her boyfriend and was shocked when her friend said she had been with him.
“We met at the bar with Sadzahuchi and we always hang around together as friends. The barman is my boyfriend so I was shocked when my friend told me she was hired by my boyfriend.
“The misunderstanding arose when I told her to stay away from my boyfriend, and she punched me. I grabbed a beer bottle from the person who was close to me and hit her with it on her face in self-defense,” said Harahwa.

Council proposes another primary school

By Beverly Bizeki

In an attempt to reduce the teacher-pupil ratio in council schools, Masvingo City is proposing to establish another primary school near Ndarama High School in the city.
This was revealed in the Health, Housing and Environmental Services Committee meeting minutes dated May 16, 2024 whereby it was noted that council was going to assess the feasibility of a piece of land near Ndarama with the teacher-pupil ratio at Vurombo Primary said to be above council targets.
“It was reported that the recommended Teacher-Pupil ratio was 1:40. The committee noted that council schools were within the recommended target except Vurombo Primary School. The committee queried the feasibility of creating a primary school stand near Ndarama High School along Charumbira Street.
“It was reported that the proposed site may not meet the minimum land requirements stipulated by the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education. The Acting Director of Engineering Services was instructed to assess the feasibility of the piece of land near Ndarama High School for a primary school site and refer to the Public Works and Planning Committee for consideration,” read part of the minutes.
Vurombo Primary is said to have an enrolment of 1 792 learners against 33 teachers giving a teacher-pupil ratio of 1:54 while the other five primary schools across the city have their ratios within the stipulated range.
Masvingo City Mayor Councilor Alec Tabe said council had a mandate to improve infrastructure development among their schools.
“We are yet to come up with a proper site but we want to be able to decongest the movement of learners, most are going to Vurombo Primary but the teacher-pupil ratio is now too high. There is also need for having another school across the bridge to cover suburbs like Rhodene, Rujeko and Eastvale,” said Tabe.
The local authority recently established Rujeko Secondary School to bridge the infrastructure gap caused by the absence of a secondary school in Rujeko. The school opened its doors in February 2022 and has an envisaged capacity of 600 pupils although it currently has three intakes.

Mucheke Stadium requires major face lift to meet ZIFA standards

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By Brighton Chiseva

Masvingo City owned Mucheke Stadium which the local authority is targeting to upgrade to be able to host Premier Soccer League Matches is said to require a major facelift to be able to meet the Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) standards.
According to council minutes of the health, housing and environmental services committee meeting dated May 16, 2024, Gladvern Investments and Consultancy Services, the consultancy company that was engaged by council to inspect the stadium established that there was need for major refurbishments.
“Consideration was given to the report of the Director of Housing and Social Services on the inspection report for Mucheke Stadium conducted in April 2024. It was reported that the inspection was meant to determine the improvements required so that it would meet the requirements of the ZIFA to host Premier League matches.
“The investigation report indicated that Mucheke Stadium required major refurbishment to meet the above standards,” read part of the minutes.
The minutes further stated that Bikita Minerals had shown interest in partnering Masvingo City Council in the facelift since it had a team in PSL.
“It was reported that Bikita Minerals had shown some interest in partnering with Council in the upgrading of the Stadium,” reads the minutes.
The committee resolved that the chamber secretary organize visits to Bikita Minerals as a way of strengthening the relations between the two organizations.
“It was proposed and agreed that Council should arrange a visit to Bikita Minerals as a way of strengthening relations
“Resolved to recommend that the Chamber Secretary be instructed to organize a visit to Bikita Minerals by Council as a way of strengthening relations,” read the minutes.
The upgrade of the stadium to host PSL matches could be beneficial to local football lovers as it will accord them a chance to watch PSL action which Bikita Minerals is currently taking out since there are no stadiums that meet the required standards.
If done Bikita Minerals FC which is currently hosting home matches in Sakubva Stadium, Mutare would use Mucheke Stadium.
The development would also promote local business as well as promoting junior soccer talent where junior players would be exposed to PSL action.
Masvingo City Mayor Councilor Alec Tabe earlier told TellZim News that their major plan as council was to refurbish Mucheke Stadium to meet ZIFA standards to draw Bikita Minerals to Masvingo for home matches bringing in business and investment to Masvingo Town.
“We are targeting to upgrade our stadium standards to meet international requirements because I know Masvingo people are football lovers, so we want to make sure they benefit from the sport as we now have a team from the province in the PSL.
“We now have a crisis in the province as Bikita Minerals FC which was promoted into PSL and was planning to use Gibbo Stadium in Triangle as its home ground is now using Sakubva in Mutare. It has therefore become our major concern to upgrade Mucheke Stadium in order to bring PSL to Masvingo,” said Tabe.
Tabe said council was planning to have a tour of other standard stadia in the country especially Harare’s Rufaro Stadium so they can get an appreciation of a state-of-the-art stadium being constructed there and learn one or two things that they will implement locally which they later did.
However, the stadia crisis was not only affecting local teams but the national team as well since the stadiums in the country do not match the Confederation of African Football (CAF) and Federation of International Football (FIFA) standards.
Zimbabwe’s Warriors national soccer team is in the same predicament and has been hosting home matches outside the country having hosted one in Rwanda and its World Cup qualifier matches in South Africa.

Council blocks Bikita Minerals from constructing 1.5k houses

By Brilliant Mukaro

BIKITA – Bikita Residents have referred the current crop of councilors as useless and anti-development accusing them of blocking Bikita Minerals from constructing houses for its workers at Nyika growth point.
This came at a mining Indaba organized by the Zimbabwe Council of Churches (ZCC) at Nyika growth point on Wednesday June 7.
The meeting which provided a platform for dialogue on natural resource governance and peace building was attended by members of Bikita Residents and Ratepayers Association (BIRRA) and Bikita Business Association (BBA), councilors and traditional leaders.
Residents complained that Bikita Minerals was doing little to boost business at Nyika growth point which is the capital of the district despite being touted as one of the biggest producers of lithium in the country.
The scathing accusation came after Bikita Minerals public relations officer Collen Nikisi said the company had intentions to build houses for its nearly 1500 workers at Nyika but council overcharged the stands.
He said the company is currently looking for land from farms surrounding the mine to build the houses.
This did not go down well with concerned residents who became irate and accused the councilors of being useless, for letting such a golden opportunity go by the wind.
BBA chairperson Charles Musimiki did not mince his words describing policy makers from the district as useless and anti- development.
He said the plan was a golden opportunity which would boost business for the growth point which is developing at a tortoise’s pace as compared to other growth points like Jerera, Mpandawana and Murambinda.
“Our councilors are useless and anti – development, we are going to take this issue head on, we would like the growth of the Mine to also spill to Nyika which is the capital of the growth point”, said Musimiki.
BIRRA residents coordinator Bright Maduyu said construction of houses at Nyika was more clever than building them at the Mine site as they would become a white elephant after depletion of the resource being explored.
He said such a situation has become synonymous with a lot of Mines across the country where valuable infrastructure is lying idle.
He also implored the Mine to consider building a stadium for its team which is in the premier soccer league at Nyika.
“Construction of Bikita Minerals accommodation for workers at Nyika is wiser than any other place. This is the capital of the district which has prospects of continuity. The Mine site will become a forest when there is no more exploration”, said Maduyu.
Bikita Ward 12 Councillor Brighton Mushekwa who is a member of the Bikita RDC Environment and Planning Committee who stood in for the local authority laid blame on the previous council saying the crop of councilors in the previous term scored a lot of own goals but promised to raise the issue since the matter is dealt with by his committee.
“It is wrong to say Bikita councillors are useless. You must understand that we have a few months in office. The resolution that blocked that development was made before we assumed office, we will make sure it is redressed” said Mushekwa.
ZCC provincial programmes coordinator Tawanda Mafuta applauded stakeholders for the fruitful engagement.
He said his organisation in conjunction with likeminded organizations like BIRRA will continue to organize such programmes and make sure residents make follow ups on promised projects.
“I am grateful that this meeting has created dialogue for stakeholders who are geared for development. We will continue organizing these meetings to ensure that promises are implemented. We do not want mere words but we want to see action”, said Mafuta.

Mazizi, stop flogging a dead horse

When I was growing up kwaChirimudombo kwedu uko, I always wondered why this one homestead always had noise, and on top of that pamba ipapo paibuda shasha dzepamuromo worse still dzisingaoni kana tai kuchikoro. It was always dzvootsvoo day in day out, bva kana nekumunda hakuna chaikohwewa, yaive zhara yoga yoga chero kunaye sei, uone mawandiro evanhu at one homestead. What never ceased to amaze me though was the amount of tumoto moto twaiveswapo; kudai uno atobuda anotanga chake choto, uno akutobikawo tuhove twake apo, uyuwo tumbeva twake necheapo, mumwewo tuhowa apo kkkkkk. Most of the adults’ vepo also never bothered to look for jobs, kwaingova kupopotedzerana munda watateguru, jecha roga roga, apa pasina kana chisvinu chairimwamo. I watched with glee over the past week how the supposed ‘government in waiting’ reminisced that family, vanhu kuita kutavurana manhenga on public platforms. Ndoreva iwo machongwe eMazizi zve awa, who, last year this time we were anticipating for their ascendancy to power. For the benefit of those who don’t know, a few years back, at the advent of Varakashi, nekusada kusarira the Yellow Brigade adopted the Mazizi tagline, which obviously emanated from the mockery of whatever was being mocked panguva iyoyo. Those were the days when load shedding was at its peak. Ehe ndozviziva kuti we have countless peaks when it comes to loadshedding but for context, you should remember that time yataigara murima semazizi. On that note, I just think many of the lot yanga iri muCCC is in denial kuti chinhu chavo chakaora kudhara, and out of bitterness harboured over years, they just want to find somewhere to bleed. Too many mistakes were made kubva kuna Tsvangison chaiko, worse Nero threw those who had endured nemusangano under the bus, and there was never any effort to rectify those mistakes, now vavakutatadzurirana nyama yakaora. Ini ndiri gentleman handivanzi, I believe the bitterness of the comrades that were wronged kubva kare is the one that destroyed chimusangano chavo ichi. There were just too many holes ekuvhurira mhepo kuti ipinde, zvosanganawo netoxic entitlement ine maZimbabwean politicians in general, vana ‘we died for this country’, haa hapana chinobuda. Zvoti again kurumirana muvhu nekusava principled pakutaura chokwadi, including bootlicking yevakuru, kubika mbodza chaiko. I have a feeling Murisi Zwizwai died a bitter man, as testified at his funeral by the so called comrades. Too much betrayal from within. Who would have known kuti Mai Kore nekuimba kwese kwavaiita Chamisa Kakata, Chamisa Dhonza kumarally aya she could be the one aitosota hake tsoro yose kusvika Scott apinda muparliament? Remember Mai Kore vakamboita mwana wavo akaonekwa kuState House uko madays ana Lawyers for ED, kutoitwa interview naVaBarwe paNational Broadcaster, and Mai Kore vacho put herself in knots trying to distance herself from the young lady, chero takazoziva hedu kuti she was her niece, and atori sazita wavo and they are actually close. Tichagoziva zvipi kana zvadai, pamwe ndopaitotambwa tsoro yacho. I told you kuti Tshabangu was a mere stooge mukati ndinopenga, he was just given names and instructions, musangano wedu wekuyera uyu ukatoti chance given, ndokushonyorora mutemo to make sure zvavanoda zvaita. Asiwo nemi maZimbabweans, chiiko chiya chamakarega chichipinda muConstitution, chimutemo chemarecalls chiya?
Anyway, you should remember pane mamwe mazita on the recalls list akanzi akapinda nemistake, kkkk, haa unenge une ropa rakanhanzvwa nembwa chokwadi. Chinopedza power manje is how the party, or should I say movement yeUnstrategic ambiguity iyi has always been vulnerable to infiltration from ruling party. It just means kuti wherever Nero goes, anenge achingokweva jira rine inda, ugoshaya kuti nekufunda kwakaita macomrades kwese kuya havagoni kugadzira some fool proof ways dzekugadzirisa zvinhu izvi here? Kedu kemuHarare aka Mafume, has history yekutopandukira Tsvangison chaiye; ndangoreva iyeye because to me he surpasses others in being a flipflopper and power hungry. Hezvino Tshabangu atove leader of opposition makangoti vavava, vanaHwende, or maybe it is what you have always wanted? Muparliament macho zero zero, chozikanwa hapana. Mangova vanatumburatigoche, kkkkk, ini zvangu ini. Honorable Makumire havo ndivo vanoisa paTiktok his submissions mudare, totomboitawo tariro mbichana. But ini hangu semunhu who loves peace, I just want to give advice kune vechidiki who still have hope nekuzotungamira ramangwana when this diseased dog of an opposition has died. Ostallos, Obey Sithole, Fadzi, Joanna, Kademaunga newewo Kurauone plus vamwe vanaCecilia and the lot, do not burn bridges between each other muchifurirwa nemacareer politician awa vasina njere nemabasa. Maactivists vanaMako Haruzivishe, vanaTawanda Muchehiwa nanaPride Mukono vanoodzwa moyo nazvo izvi apa vakatambudzwa nayo regime mahara. Do not forget also the Dzamara brothers who had to pay the ultimate price for daring to speak against matororo aya. Do not perpetuate all this ‘democrazy’ muchikopa Zanu kuita semunopenga. I know the current establishment is messed up, and it looks like there is no hope, but I believe the young will rescue it. See how desperate they all are to lead the party, apa hapana kana ane spine to do that. Tora zvako chinhu Tshabangu iwe ndiwe wadii, unongonodhonda dhonda urimo kusvika vazokusvipawo when you lose relevance wodzokera kwako chaiko. Dhagi akatomboitawo motorcade wani zvikashamisira parukesheni, kkkk. Vafana vechidiki, listen when I speak, these people who have always been destroying the party from within kubva kare are not worth you tearing each other apart on social media handitika. Vanhu varikungodawo kudya ava, madhara ava kuchembera asina kana penjeni and ndopenjeni yavo iyoyi. Trying to build a viable opposition with these old hags is like flogging a dead horse, harimuki nyangorova nemboma yemvuu. It will just go through the same cycle and back again to zero. Musangano is not built on social media, paX paya where you spend all your time shouting at each other. Bvunzai Malema kana muchiti ndinonyepa. Who would have thought his party would come a distant fourth, kukurirwa neparty yaMsholozi waakadzingisa basa. One thing I like zvangu when it comes to Malema is that he is very much principled, and he will stand by his principles come what may. He never backtracked on the issue yemaimmigrants no matter how unpopular it made him. Iyezvinozvi he is adamantly refusing to be a part of a government of national unity neDA, and that is what he has always been saying. Haaite shift magoalposts like what we see kuopposition yedu kunoku. But on a lighter note, ari kuita achikoromoka marevolutionary party kuSouthern Africa, kwasara isu takanokorwa tsoka newakafa. Kutongomirira nguva yaivo vanaDhugish naNumber One and Half Dzambarafuta Wiknero ipere, ko handiti ndiye ava mujinga jinga chaimo. Dr Chandaizment vakangoudza povo kuti ‘regerai vakomana’ papinda maZig paya, sekuti ndivo vane uso hunoshandisika pakuvhundusira vanhu, tongoona tsvoposi yavo irikumira mirawo chose mune zvemodelling zvaingoitawo Mary. Vanotambira musosho munotovaonawo chose vane masocialites vachishandisawo zita remaslay queen, hanzi Minnie, nhaka hangu ndichakaviwa shaya naColonel ndigotadza kutsenga maputi zvikagoti ndinomada, kkkk. Uku Mai Two vanenge vachingobikawo howa hwakaomesewa nedivi, makeup ichimokotoka pamoto kunge dovi, kkkkk, ini zvangu ini. Nedress reshiri yenyika. But honestly, mucheka uya unoita kunge machira emudzimu, or maybe kungouvenga because it’s associated neZanu. Next time I will try to be lenient, but I can’t promise, I am just too objective. Chakashata chakashata. Ahh huye maminister enyu that you just pick from nowhere aya, I tried to comprehend Mavetera’s key takeaways from the South Korea digital summit, kutsenga tsenga zvokwadi. Ingori ‘nyika inovakwa nevene’, ‘Vision 2030’ nepasingadi slogan. Ndozvinodzikisa data here izvozvo nhai Tendai Jari? Munosvodesavo imi.
Let me go ndinokanga maputi angu zvangu for lunch, mazuvano arikunetsa kuwanaka neiyo El Nino drought iyoyi, kutoverenga shanga dzechibage pazuva. Mabanana akaora ndoari kumbowanikwa mbichana. But before I go, I just want to ask kuti ko nhai Kiritsopfaa anombosvutei chaizvo because kamwe kakupfichuka kaanozoita unongoona kuti hazvisisina hudignitary mukati. Maybe he was celebrating Baby Boy wavo’s release from jail. Takaona judge vakuzviita recuse from the case yaNeville and we knew kuti zvaendwa. Asi imimiwo futi, makurega Mhamha vachikicka bhora negogo futi ko vakapunzika negotsi dhirezi rikaenda kumeso? ZvaOkidhoki zvinokunda ngoma kurira chokwadi. Regai zvedu tikweshe man’a timirire SADC, ko iyo haiiti tour yenyika yose here timbovharirwa mapothole azara muno medu muMasvingo? Ko VaMphoko sahwira wangu where is he mazuvano nhaimi? I miss kumboona face yemutungamiri one oga who wanted to offer his post kumudzimai washefu, kkkkk. Talk about loyalty. Until next week, mboko imboko!!

Zhombe man stoned over gold mine

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By Tinaani Nyabereka

Gweru – A 37-year-old man from Zhombe is nursing wounds sustained when he was severely assaulted with stones and stabbed by Columbian knives until he fell unconscious in a dispute involving a gold mine.
The incident happened at St Andrew’s Business Centre, in Zhombe area under Chief Gwesela on Friday May 24, 2024 at about 1700 hours.
Midlands Provincial Police Spokesperson Inspector Emmanuel Mahoko confirmed the development saying police were looking for the suspects and appealed for information that could help in apprehending them.
“I can confirm we have an incident where a man was severely assaulted over a gold mine dispute by four men in Zhombe.
“We humbly request for assistance from the public to locate the suspects who are sought to face attempted murder charges,” Mahoko said.
The police identified the victim as Tichaona Chiremba( 37) and the suspects as Maibongo Ngwalati, Jerry Kwenya, Nathan Mdudusi and Mdudusi Kwenya all from Lwisani village under Chief Gwesela in Zhombe.
Allegations are that the four suspects approached the victim at St Andrews Business Centre accusing him of having been involved in a misunderstanding earlier with them over gold mining.
They hit him with stones and he tried to run away. They caught up with him about 100 metres from the Business Centre and stabbed him several times with Columbian knives.
He sustained several serious stab wounds. The victim is admitted at Zhombe Mission Hospital where he is receiving treatment.

Robbers terrorize Kwekwe

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By Tinaani Nyabereka

Kwekwe- Police here have confirmed receiving reports of a spat of robbery cases that occurred around the Riverside area, Kwekwe, on May 27, 2024, at about 0140 hours.
Midlands Provincial Police Spokesperson Inspector Emmanuel Mahoko confirmed the incident and is appealing for information regarding the suspects’ whereabouts
“I confirm receiving reports of eight robbery cases which occurred around the Riverside area in Kwekwe.
“We are appealing to members of the public who might know these culprits to contact any police station,” said Mahoko.
Circumstances are that, six unknown men caused havoc in Sunnyside and Riverside plots in Kwekwe when they robbed homesteads and tuck shops, looting cash, groceries and various items.
About two houses and four tuck shops were broken into.
The suspects were forcefully opening doors and demanding cash, cellphones, groceries, and other valuables.

Ithemba for Girls, WALPE train citizen journalists

By Staff Reporter

Ithemba for Girls in partnership with the Women’s Academy for Leadership and Political Excellence (WALPE) recently equipped 18 young women in Honde Valley with citizen journalism skills.
Speaking to this publication, Ithemba for Girls director Bethu Tsunga said they conducted a fruitful short course that empowers young women with strong weapons to safeguard the community through monitoring the flow of information to combat misinformation.
“Our young girls are now watchdogs of the community and I’m sure they will make Honde Valley a safe community.
“We are happy that young ladies have been empowered. Last time we taught them about Law and this time it’s Journalism. They now know their rights and can disseminate information about their community,” said Tsunga.
The trainees said they were happy to get such important training and vowed to put what they had learnt into practice and report issues that affect people.
“We are happy. Thank you for this important information, we did not know that we could be that powerful.
“We now know that our smartphones are tools to make the community a safe place. We have been using them for gossiping and other unproductive things but now we will use them to help develop our community through information dissemination,” said one trainee, Confidence Mtetwa.
Ithemba for Girls Board Secretary and Trustee Patience Chimedza said the training was essential to empower young girls and women since they had no one to report to on issues affecting them in the community.
“As Ithemba for Girls and WALPE, we have seen it very important to train young women and girls citizen journalism because we have seen that there was not enough coverage of issues that affect youths, especially women as well as issues to do with development in the society.
“We have seen that it is important to teach them to report issues affecting them and they were happy because it was their first time to learn about citizen Journalism”, said Chimedza.
The trainers were Patience Tsunga and Heather Claris Buzuzi.
Buzuzi taught them on Introduction, Definition, Roles, History, Advantages and Disadvantages of citizen journalism as well as citizen journalism as a tool in promoting young women’s participation in key national issues for promoting community development.
Patience Tsunga taught them Ethics and Media Laws that will guide them to do their work within the confines of the law.