As we wind up 2020, I would like to welcome you to our December 2020 ActionAid Zimbabwe (AAZ) Newsletter. In this issue we are focusing on Programme Priority 1 and the Cross Cutting Intervention of

Compliments of the new year to you all. I would like to welcome you to the inaugural issue of the ActionAid Zimbabwe (AAZ) Newsletter for 2021. In this first issue, we are focusing on our Cross

ActionAid Zimbabwe (AAZ) acknowledges the actions taken by the Government of Zimbabwe (GoZ) to reduce Gender Based Violence (GBV) in the COVID-19 pandemic. However, we believe more can be done

March is the International Women’s Month and this year’s theme is “Women in leadership: Achieving an equal future in a COVID-19 world”. ActionAid Zimbabwe (AAZ) took this opportunity to celebrate

Ashely (16), of Tiya Secondary School in Chimanimani District in Manicaland Province of Zimbabwe had to stop going to school for about six months in 2019, when three quarters of her school

Community members from Mandiashire Village, Ward 3, Chipinge District woke up one morning to realize that Cyclone Idai had robbed them of water, a necessity for human survival. The natural calamity

Community members from Mandiashire Village, Ward 3, Chipinge District woke up one morning to realize that Cyclone Idai had robbed them of water, a necessity for human survival. The natural calamity

ActionAid Zimbabwe in partnership with Jekesa Pfungwa and Simukai Child Protection Programme assisted women to recover from the devastating effects of Cyclone Idai through the establishment of Safe

ActionAid Zimbabwe in partnership with Jekesa Pfungwa and Simukai Child Protection Programme assisted women to recover from the devastating effects of Cyclone Idai through the establishment of Safe

The COVID-19 pandemic brought to light a lot of social-economic gaps, especially in the education sector. The risk of adverse effects of COVID-19 was significantly higher for school children in rural