An article by Lorraine Maposa and Melba Mhondera The last two decades have seen a severe contraction of Zimbabwe’s economy, with agriculture, mining, and manufacturing sectors suffering mainly from poor policy decisions, resulting in massive unemployment. It is estimated that 90% of the Zimbabwean population ekes out a living in the informal sector, vending in …
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Check out our 4th issue, and see what we have been up to. View or download the July 2022 Bulletin here!
As we commemorate the day of the African Child it will be a misnomer to turn a blind eye on the role that has been played by child rights activist and Community based organization to support the African Child.Looking at this year’s theme, Eliminating Harmful Practices Affecting children,it is important to note that the African …
Mother Earth sculpture Environmental Mural created in Chipinge, Zimbabwe. The mural is a permanent artistic display of a community’s focus on creating a sustainable Planet and Better Climate Laws.
Manica Youth Assembly together with other stakeholders took time to clean the environment in line with the presidential declaration. The clean up for June was held at Chikanga Pick and Pay. Clean up activities drive up the community to promote waste reduction, recycling and reuse and create public awareness on waste management and environmental concerns.
Manica Youth Assembly (MAYA) in partnership with ARDEZ, Clean & Save and Nurses took part in the National Clean Up activity by cleaning at the Victoria Chitepo Provincial Hospital in Mutare. The event was graced by the presence of the Anglican Diocese of Manicaland, the Right Rev. Bishop Eric Ruwona and some members from the …
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We joined Dangamvura community in cleaning up the environment at Dangamvura Complex. Today’s clean-up campaign is part of the government’s efforts to build a sustainable environment management and waste disposal culture as envisage in the National Development Strategy 1 (NDS1)
MAYA is concerned about the necessity to protect our environment for now and future use. There is no ‘Planet B’. No alternative Earth for us to live on. Deforestation and the continued use of fossil fuels have created climate change and will continue to do so unless there is a major response worldwide. In Africa …
Monitoring and Evaluation of planted trees Manica Youth Assembly is working tirelessly taking climate action to combat the effects of climate change. In its works Manica Youth Assembly has been mobilizing school children to take part in climate action by donating trees in schools and the initiative is being appreciated. On Tuesday the 5th of …
MAYA joins the rest of the country in holding a clean up campaign that was graced by His Worship our Mayor and Acting Town Clerk. City of Mutare together with Stakeholders on the 4th of March engaged in a clean up campaign to restore the beauty of the City. Mutare is regarded as a strategic …
