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Zimbabwe Peacebuilding Initiative delegates at African Union Youth Leaders Model United Nations (YLMUN) Conference in Addis Ababa

Daniel J K Zimyana, representing The Tree House Club Trust, and Tamuka Hove, representing Butete Technology Trust, played a prominent role in the continent-wide African Union Youth Leaders Model United Nations Conference in Addis Ababa on August 24-30, 2021.

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Supporting peacebuilding in Zimbabwe

MOVING FORWARD TOGETHER FOR PEACE WITH JUSTICE INITIATIVE

Reconciliation

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MOVING FORWARD TOGETHER FOR PEACE WITH JUSTICE INITIATIVE

Reconciliation

The Moving Forward Together for Peace with Justice Initiative seeks to use Peacebuilding as a tool to bring Zimbabweans together and resolving their intergenerational challenges as one society by incorporating the traditional values of Ubuntu.

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Political realignments as bleak economic conditions get worse

After a big surge in COVID-19 cases in January 2021, followed by more severe lockdowns, the rate of infection has slowed, but is very difficult to contain due to very limited testing, personal protective equipment and vaccines.

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COVID-19 pandemic escalates in hyper-inflation economy, but political dialogue prospects greatly improved

With inflation measured at over 470 per cent in 2020, the people of Zimbabwe are really struggling to survive as 2021 gets into full swing. Several high profile political, business and church people have died from COVID-19 in recent weeks, sharply focussing the government on more effective action.

Zimbabwe’s economic agony continues as political strife more muted

When schools returned in mid-September, most teachers did not, shifting the focus of industrial strife from the health to the education sector. It underlines the galloping inflation impacting the wages of public servants and other workers, and the huge pressures for change in Zimbabwean society.