I believe young people know issues I believe young people can advocate I believe young people can make a difference. I am a young person and l can!!

🚺From Margin to Mandate. Why are women still locked out of governance? In #YouthUnscripted, Tanyadzwa Jani & @PassionateFuza unpack the barriers—then build the blueprint. Cultural myths. Institutional walls. Gender-responsive solutions. Full episode🔗: https://t.co/BiklnMiGz4

Within seconds, ZRP inenge yasvika panvimbo to protect the new colonial masters from the angry mob. But read the mood of the people of Zimbabwe. The temperatures are rising. Pple are saying enough of these abuses by Chinese criminals @ChineseZimbabwe @China_Amb_Zim @MinistryMines

Bridging the generational gap in governance.🤝 Our new #YouthUnscripted episode is live! Host Passionate Fuza sits down with Community Integrity Champion Leon Matewa to unpack how real dialogue leads to inclusive solutions. Tune in via this link 🖇️ : https://t.co/xPc1DgsD2L

📌Follow CNRG news channel for more exclusive intel about lived realities and unheard voices of mining communities. Below is the link, JOIN NOW https://t.co/WPAc9ei8H9

📌REPOST!!! This is the current situation at Express Chinese owned mine in Mashava, Masvingo province. This video tell stories of inequality and prioritization of profit over people . The Chinese Investment enriches the few at the expense of our people @CNRG_ZIM

📍Ours is a generational mandate dear young people. Young people know issues and they contributed amazingly at Parliament for the 2026 Finance Bill

📌I had an opportunity to attent the Youth Budget Consultative Conference at the Parliament of Zimbabwe. And l made my submissions towards the Ministry of health and Childcare.@MoHCCZim

Join us this Wednesday at 10am as we unpack Defending fundamental human rights in mining communities in Zimbabwe.

🌍 CNRG is committed to continuing its work with young people, equipping them with the agency and urgency needed to address natural resource governance issues. In the recently held inaugural Natural Resource and Accountability School, 30 young people from diverse backgrounds and

Im grateful to have been chosen as one of the participants for the Natural Resource governance and accountability school 2025 @CNRG_ZIM @FMaguwu This is one of my contributions during the sessions.

“Are we, as 𝐲𝐨𝐮𝐧𝐠 𝐩𝐞𝐨𝐩𝐥𝐞 championing a version of 𝐝𝐞𝐦𝐨𝐜𝐫𝐚𝐜𝐲 that truly serves us?” In a recent 𝐋𝐓𝐈 dialogue, Munashe Masiyiwa discusses rethinking democracy in Africa, spotlighting Ibrahim Traore & Thomas Sankara . Listen In!🎧👇🏽 #Democracy #AfricanYouth

📢 The inaugural Natural Resource Governance and Accountability School is officially underway! Bringing together the 2025 cohort, this transformative space is equipping activists, community leaders, and young people with the tools to resist resource plunder and reimagine futures

Tune in !!! Tomorrow at 10 am @youthdecidezim

Im glad to be the podcast host for @youthdecidezim for a podcast called youth unscripted where young peoples voices echo and resonate. In our podcast young people come through with their honest opinions from various discourses. Watch, Like and follow our page on youtube.

Five days to go to the release off the auditor general report. !!!@Youth_ZW #Accountabityzw

7days to go until the Auditor General’s Report drops. For young people, this isn’t just another document it’s a tool of truth. It exposes how public funds are managed, how our future is shaped behind closed doors and who gets held Accountable. #Accountabilityzw

Its almost time!! Looking foward to the auditor general report of this year, check out again the video l made last year encouraging young people to read this report again this year! @daddyhope https://t.co/e364ogmbSY

PLEASE RETWEET This is to acknowledge that the Zimbabwean youth have paid attention to the Auditor-General’s report, which has once again shown the alarming levels of corruption and looting in this country. These brave young people of Zimbabwe are dedicating their hearts and

📌REPOST Had an opportunity to participate in the policy discourse podcast towards women in Zimbabwe. The program was supported by the Deputy Mayor of Harare,Hon Rose and Women Democracy Network!

The rampant looting poses an existential threat to our nation. We the youth cannot stand idly by while our country is mismanaged like a small tuckshop. Zimbabwe's woes stem not from idealism, but from a crippling lack of courage and accountability.