Zimbabwe Trust
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…
Hannah O’Riordan Site Visit 2019 Blog
I was lucky enough to visit Zimbabwe for the second time at the end of 2019, to visit our partners and see some of the amazing work they are doing to support young people in their communities. After twenty-seven hours…
Rafiki: Go-ahead from DFID and the Jo Cox Memorial Fund
Rafiki Girls have always been incredible at what they do and now this project will be funded with UK aid from the UK government. Utilising funds from the Jo Cox Memorial we’re delighted that between 2019-2022 we will be supporting…
Rafiki get the go-ahead from DFID and the Jo Cox Memorial Fund
Rafiki Girls have always been incredible at what they do and now this project will be funded with UK aid from the UK government. Utilising funds from the Jo Cox Memorial we’re delighted that between 2019-2022 we will be supporting…
Zet Blog: Rafiki Site Visit November 2019
If you are a girl born in Zimbabwe, the opportunities available to you in life can be very limited. Faced with a long history of gender inequality grounded in cultural and religious attitudes, boy children are given preferential treatment over girl children in terms of education. Girls…
