News & Updates
A Precious Case Study and Script for BBC Radio 4
Voiced by Africa Brooke, our BBC Appeal script “Let me tell you about Precious, a mother of six, though now looking after five. Raising her children alone, she was selling vegetables to survive, and earnt very little – she couldn’t…
ZET to Feature on BBC Radio 4 Charity Appeal!
We’re thrilled to announce that ZET (Zimbabwe Educational Trust) will be featured on BBC Radio 4 as part of a special Charity Appeal for our campaign: “Exist to Exist”, run in partnership with Trinity Project. Voiced by the brilliant Africa…
Rafiki Alumni Return and Celebrity Guest
The halls of Rafiki Girls Centre were filled with joy, laughter, and pride as former students returned to their former training site – not as learners, but as empowered alumni ready to give back. These young women, once shy and…
ZET Rebranding
zimbabweeducationaltrust.org.uk is now live on zet.org.uk & ZET has had a rebrand – we are delighted with our new look The new logo is designed to invoke a book as part of our central theme of education. The bright and…
ZET BLOG: Izzy’s Internship Experience
My Internship Experience, Summer 2019 In three words: Fun, flexible, rewarding! I first started volunteering with Zimbabwe Educational Trust in my second year of uni. As an International Development student, the objectives of the organisation aligned perfectly with my interests,…
Laws On Birth Registration In Zimbabwe
“For children to count, they have to be counted.” Harry Belafonte This quote highlights the importance of birth registration particularly on the right to a sound education. Birth registration is the process by which a child’s birth is recorded in…
