FAWEZI, with support from UNICEF, has successfully concluded two-day sensitization workshops with out-of-school adolescent girls in Chitungwiza and Chipinge under the RISE: Resilient, Innovative, Skilled & Empowered Girls (RISE)...
The Forum for African Women Educationalists Zimbabwe (FAWEZI) is inviting current and prospective suppliers in Zimbabwe to apply for assessment and potential inclusion in its 2026 approved supplier list under...
The Forum for African Women Educationalists Zimbabwe (FAWEZI) is excited to launch the FAWEZI National Alumni Network 2026 Registration, a space to reconnect, reflect, and reignite the collective power...
By the time Lucia Jambaya turned 19, she was already a mother of two. In Ward 29 of Chipinge District, Mahenye Village, Hlamalani area, Lucia’s days begin before sunrise....
As part of the FAWE/Mastercard Foundation Phase II TVET Bursary Support Programme, the Forum for African Women Educationalists in Zimbabwe (FAWEZI) successfully conducted home visits for shortlisted applicants across...
The Forum for African Women Educationalists in Zimbabwe (FAWEZI), with support from FAWE and the Mastercard Foundation under the FAWE/Mastercard Foundation Phase II Programme, successfully convened Provincial and National...
Globally, more than one billion people live with disabilities, yet many continue to face systemic barriers to quality education, leadership opportunities, and meaningful participation in decision-making spaces. Advancing disability...
The Forum for African Women Educationalists in Zimbabwe (FAWEZI), with support from UNICEF, led Community-Led Campaigns on Girls’ Education in Chipinge (Ward 29: Mahenye and Maparadze villages) and Chitungwiza...
The Forum for African Women Educationalists in Zimbabwe (FAWEZI), actively participated in the Keep Them Safe Campaign 2025, a continental initiative addressing digital violence against girls during the 16...
The Forum for African Women Educationalists in Zimbabwe (FAWEZI), with support from UNICEF, conducted a Training for Community Child Care Workers (CCWs) in Chipinge and Chitungwiza under the RISE...