Zimbabwe Trust
ZET Blog: The Power of Ingenuity
Rafiki Girls Centre: Patricia’s Story It is very difficult to estimate the size of the informal sector in African economies as the topic easily becomes very political, but a new labour force survey suggests that the sector in Zimbabwe is…
ZET Blog: Farming Practice Crisis
My people perish for lack of knowledge! An ever-widening knowledge gap in the unsustainable farming practices of most Zimbabwean farmers, who are mainly small-scale, has not only left the stewards of the land bound in shackles of poverty, but also…
ZET Blog: Rafiki Stories
ZET and Rafiki Girls Centre help around 60 girls each year, providing intensive support and training to offer each and every graduate a second chance into education, employment and opportunity; empowering them to live independently and successfully. The invaluable support…
ZET 30th Anniversary Event
Zimbabwe Educational Trust turned thirty this year! We commemorated thirty years of advancing educational opportunities in Zimbabwe with an evening of celebration with our loyal friends and supporters from throughout the years. Many of the guests had known of Vuli…
ZET Blog: Learning from Zimbabwe
Which country has the highest literacy rate in Africa? South Africa? Nigeria? Egypt? Well, actually none of these. According to some sources the answer is, perhaps surprisingly, Zimbabwe. Yes, Zimbabwe has a literacy rate of 92 % (or 87% according…
ZET Blog: Government Action on the Environment
The government of Zimbabwe has recently been very aware of the need to protect the environment and minimise the severity of the carbon footprint indented by the country’s populous, and has taken various steps to enshrine environmental protections in law.…
