The SituationChilonga Bridge – a critical link between Chiredzi town and 54 schools (40 primary, 14 secondary) – has been completely destroyed by rising floodwaters. Even as waters recede, the
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Saturday, March 15, 2025, was a day I chose to collaborate with others to raise awareness about the dangers of drug abuse among our youth in Binga Centre. Countless young
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Innovation often begins with a bold idea—and Sandra Muomba, a dynamic alumna from Teach For Zimbabwe’s 2nd cohort, is proving just how powerful one idea can be. As a finalist
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When stability falters, education becomes even more essential—not just as a pathway to learning, but as a lifeline for hope, structure, and resilience. Teach For Zimbabwe is incredibly proud to
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Global education reports reveal a dire literacy crisis: over 90% of African children suffer from “learning poverty,” unable to read basic texts by age 10 (World Bank). UNESCO estimates 251
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In Binga district’s remote Bulawayo Kraal Secondary School, education was long constrained by scarce resources and digital exclusion—until Teach For Zimbabwe (TFZ) brought life-changing connectivity. With donated Starlink Wi-Fi kits,
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From the classrooms of Harare to the international spotlight in Singapore, Teach For Zimbabwe alumni Lindiwe Chitubura (2nd cohort) and Wilbert Siziba (3rd cohort) have earned the honor of representing
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Three outstanding leaders from Teach For Zimbabwe—Linia Hambure and Nyaradzo Chabata (2nd cohort) and Effort Matauto (1st cohort)—have been selected for the prestigious School Leadership: From Good to Great program in Chile
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The 2025 International Women’s Day theme, “For ALL Women and Girls: Rights. Equality. Empowerment.”, set the tone for this year’s Women in Science, Technology, and Innovation Conference in Zimbabwe. Held from
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