Musasa

30/03/2026

Let this week be a reminder that strength, ambition and resilience deserve to be seen and celebrated.

28/03/2026

Sarah celebrates the courage and ambition of young women who are daring to dream, speak up and shape their own futures. This Women’s Month, let’s continue supporting young women to rise, lead and thrive.

27/03/2026

Vimbai celebrates the unbreakable spirit of women who refuse to be defined by challenges. This Women’s Month, let’s honour the fearless women who keep pushing forward, breaking barriers and inspiring others to dream bigger and rise higher.

27/03/2026

Yesterday at Stodart Hall in Mbare, supporting partners visited the Graduation Approach Project, implemented by GOAL in partnership with Musasa, to witness firsthand the progress being made and the lives being transformed through the programme. The visit provided an opportunity to engage with beneficiaries, strengthen collaboration with stakeholders and reflect on the growing impact of the project within the community.


GOAL
Ministry of Women Affairs, Community, Small and Medium Enterprises Dev.

26/03/2026

Rumbie reflects on Women’s Month as a time to recognise the strength of women who continue to rebuild their lives and support their families despite challenges. Let’s keep standing with women and girls so dignity, safety and opportunity become the standard, not the exception.

26/03/2026

Today marked the official launch of the CHOICE Project, officiated by the Canadian Ambassador H.E. Adler Aristilde, signalling a major step forward in expanding access to Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights in Zimbabwe.

In partnership with the Government of Canada and Oxfam, the project will, through local partners; Musasa, SAYWHAT and Population Services Zimbabwe, strengthen community action, improve access to youth-friendly health services and empower women, girls and young people with the knowledge and support needed to make informed choices about their health, bodies and adopt healthy SRHR behaviours and practices.

Guided by the pillars of Strengthened Agency, Health System Access and Civil Society Advocacy, Musasa will implement community-based interventions in Harare, Mutare, Gokwe South, Gwanda and Beitbridge, helping expand access to SRHR services and strengthen community-led responses to Gender-Based Violence.

Embassy of Canada to Zimbabwe, Malawi, and Botswana
Oxfam in Zimbabwe
Saywhat
Population Services Zimbabwe
Ipas

26/03/2026

Inclusive futures start with bold action, equal access and zero tolerance for discrimination. When women and girls thrive, communities advance, economies strengthen and nations progress. The future must be built with them, not around them.

25/03/2026

You don’t have to carry it alone. If you need someone to listen, Musasa’s call centre is open 24/7. Reach out any day, any time and take the first step toward support.

25/03/2026

25/03/2026

Tadiwa reflects on Women’s Month as a time to honour the resilience and achievements of women who continue to sustain communities and break barriers across every space. This month calls on all of us to keep supporting women’s progress and building a society where their contributions are recognised and valued.

25/03/2026

24/03/2026

Women in Mangwe are transforming their livelihoods through ISAL groups supported under the UKAM project. What began with small savings and detergent-making has grown into a catering business that is strengthening household incomes and economic independence.

During the recent supporting partners visit, the progress of the group demonstrated how community-led savings initiatives can open doors to entrepreneurship, resilience and long-term empowerment.


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