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Tapiwa Zivira
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Writer, The Standard Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe
Beats
Biography
I am a multi-awarding winning media & development practitioner and I consider myself a complete package. I have knowledge & experience in print & digital media, communications, social media, photography, videography, design graphics & web management. I am devoted to social justice, human dignity, welfare and rights and I have used my skills to further those values, and this is reflected in my work and products
Human Rights , Child Rights, Education, Democracy , Politics, Health , Development
CBD, Medical, Technology
Content
By Tapiwa Zivira| NewsDay Zimbabwe Verified In the bustling community at Tongogara Refugee Camp in Chipinge, 24-year-old Jemima on Thursday last week woke up with a smile. For the first time, her dream of becoming a lawyer was much more in sight than it was 13 years ago when she and her family arrived from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), after fleeing the war in that country. An 11-year-old girl then, Jemima still vividly recalls her journey from the DRC, an experience that no child should ever go through.
By Tapiwa Zivira| NewsDay Zimbabwe Verified Annette*, a 78-year-old woman with disability, sits in her wheelchair on the crumbling steps of her home in the Unit G hostels at Makoni Shopping Centre in Chitungwiza. From 1982, she has known this place to be her home, one that she has groomed a family, even when it was amid challenges that came with inadequate infrastructure. However, she faces an imminent eviction notice that threatens to tear away her already fragile sense of stability.
By Tapiwa Zivira, Austin Karonga, Fortune Mbele, Henry Mhara| NewsDay Zimbabwe Verified THE hasty introduction of the new Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) currency without thoroughly consulting ordinary people is the latest sign that the government is keen to undermine the country’s Constitution, Zimbabwe Human Rights Association (ZimRights) director Dzikamai Bere has said. Speaking during an interview with the Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition (CiZC), which shared the conversation with NewsDay, Bere said the Constitution gave Zimbabweans the power to determine the way they are governed.
Company Info
The Standard Zimbabwe