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05/05/2026

Volver a Zimbabue, su país de origen resultó ser una odisea. Más de 300.000 personas en el mundo han sido víctimas de tráfico y convertidos en ciberesclavos, según datos de la ONU.

The Centre for Combating Human Trafficking (CCHT) Bindura University of Science Education was honored to welcome the Ita...
29/04/2026

The Centre for Combating Human Trafficking (CCHT) Bindura University of Science Education was honored to welcome the Italian Ambassador to Zimbabwe to our stand at the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF).

This visit comes at a pivotal time, as Italy currently holds the chairmanship of the UN Human Rights Council, with a strategic campaign specifically focused on Combating Human Trafficking. The alignment between our research-driven mission and Italy’s global human rights priorities sparked an incredibly productive and inspiring dialogue.

The Ambassador expressed great appreciation for the work being done at CCHT and was keen to explore how academic research can inform policy and grassroots interventions.

Looking Ahead: Partnership for July 2026 🤝
We are thrilled to announce that this visit has laid the groundwork for a strategic partnership as we begin planning for the World Day Against Human Trafficking this July. We are honored to have the Ambassador’s interest and support as we take our commemorations to the Matabeleland region, specifically in Manama.

Working together, we aim to:
🔹 Raise awareness in border and vulnerable communities.
🔹 Align local efforts with international human rights standards.
🔹 Strengthen the voice of survivors in the Matabeleland South region.

A heartfelt thank you to the Italian Embassy for recognizing our efforts. We look forward to a collaboration that bridges the gap between global policy and community-level impact.



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Special thanks to IOM Zimbabwe, represented by Mr Lenard Kamwendo on behalf of Chief of Mission Ms Diana Cartier, for de...
01/04/2026

Special thanks to IOM Zimbabwe, represented by Mr Lenard Kamwendo on behalf of Chief of Mission Ms Diana Cartier, for delivering a powerful:

“SOLIDARITY MESSAGE.”

This session highlighted the critical importance of unified, compassionate, and survivor-centered messaging in public communication. Solidarity is more than a word—it’s a practice that shapes narratives, counters stigma, and fosters a supportive environment for survivors. IOM’s global perspective enriches our local response.

A special thanks to the Zimbabwe Human Rights Association (ZimRights), represented by Tadiwanashe Marengo for their Nati...
31/03/2026

A special thanks to the Zimbabwe Human Rights Association (ZimRights), represented by Tadiwanashe Marengo for their National Programmes Manager Kenneth Magwada, for the crucial session on:

“Fact Checking and Avoiding Misinformation in Human Trafficking Reporting.”

In an era of rapid information spread, verifying facts is a cornerstone of credible journalism and human rights defense. This training provided essential tools to combat disinformation, ensuring that reporting on trafficking is accurate, reliable, and does not inadvertently cause further harm.



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Gratitude to Dr. David Makwerere (PhD), Executive Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities at Bindura Unive...
31/03/2026

Gratitude to Dr. David Makwerere (PhD), Executive Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities at Bindura University of Science Education, for his invaluable session:

“Identifying and Protection of Victims: Ethical Interviewing Techniques.”

Dr. Makwerere equipped our journalists with the sensitive, trauma-informed skills necessary to interact with survivors. Protecting the dignity and psychological safety of victims is not just ethical—it’s central to achieving justice and supporting reintegration.

This training underscored that how we tell a story is as important as telling it.



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A profound thank you to Her Excellency Minoli Perera Australian Embassy, Zimbabwe , for delivering a powerful and reflec...
25/03/2026

A profound thank you to Her Excellency Minoli Perera Australian Embassy, Zimbabwe , for delivering a powerful and reflective .

Ambassador Perera highlighted the enduring partnership between Australia and Zimbabwe specifically with the Centre for Combating Human Trafficking Bindura University of Science Education, in the shared mission to eradicate human trafficking. From supporting the to facilitating crucial training like this, her address reaffirmed that international solidarity is foundational to local impact.

Her words reminded us that combating this crime requires sustained collaboration, shared resources, and a united voice across borders. We are grateful for the 's steadfast support in protecting dignity and advancing justice in .



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Yesterday, we witnessed the power of in action.The Centre for Combating Human Trafficking Bindura University of Scienc...
25/03/2026

Yesterday, we witnessed the power of in action.

The Centre for Combating Human Trafficking Bindura University of Science Education conducted an intensive Ethical Reporting and Documenting Human Trafficking Training for media practitioners at the Australian Embassy, Zimbabwe.

We were honoured to bring together 25 journalists from leading print, radio, television, and digital platforms including The Herald-Zimbabwe , Newsday, Daily News, NewsHawk, NRTV and podcast hosts, to be equipped with the critical skills needed to report on human trafficking with accuracy, sensitivity, and ethical responsibility.

are frontline defenders in this fight. Your reporting not only exposes this heinous crime but also protects the dignity of survivors, ensuring their stories are told in a way that supports their reintegration and healing.

A heartfelt thank you to our invaluable partners and facilitators from;
• The Centre for Combating Human Trafficking's Executive Director Dr Chamunogwa Nyoni
• Bindura University of Science Education Official Executive Dean of Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities Dr David Makwerere
• The Government of Zimbabwe’s Anti-Trafficking Inter-Ministerial Committee Awareness Pillar Head Dr Jonathan Gandari
• IOM Zimbabwe' Chief of Mission Diana Cartier represented by Lenard Kamwendo
• Zimbabwe Human Rights Association's National Programmes Manager Mr Kenneth Magwada represented by Tadiwanashe Marengo
• Voluntary Media Council of Zimbabwe (VMCZ)'s Fiona Nyasha Ruzha
• The Australian Embassy to Zimbabwe

Your expertise and commitment are essential in strengthening our collective response to trafficking in persons.

This initiative reflects our unwavering commitment to complement the efforts of the Zimbabwean government in combating human trafficking and protecting citizens from modern-day slavery. Together, we are turning the principles of the Palermo Protocol into tangible action.

🚨Ethical Reporting and Documenting Human Trafficking Training🚨The Centre for Combating Human Trafficking (CCHT) Bindura ...
19/03/2026

🚨Ethical Reporting and Documenting Human Trafficking Training🚨

The Centre for Combating Human Trafficking (CCHT) Bindura University of Science Education, in partnership with the Zimbabwe Information and Technology Empowerment Centre, and with generous support from the Australian Embassy, Zimbabwe, is hosting the “Ethical Reporting and Documenting Human Trafficking” training on the 24th of March 2026 at the Australian Embassy, Harare.

This workshop will equip media practitioners with the skills to ethically report and document human trafficking cases, strengthening our collective fight against modern slavery.

💡The power of partnership is key in combating human trafficking, together, we can raise awareness, protect victims, and drive justice.

We look forward to a productive session with our media practitioners!


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29/01/2026

Yesterday we had the honor of joining the Power FM Zimbabwe breakfast show at ZBC Pockets Hills to tackle a heavy but necessary conversation. As we mark International Human Trafficking Awareness Month, our mission was clear; to turn "it doesn't happen here" into "how can we stop it?"

The energy in the studio was electric, but it was the response from the listeners that truly moved us. To hear the airwaves flood with positive feedback and deep appreciation for the Centre for Combating Human Trafficking at Bindura University of Science Education was a powerful reminder that people are hungry for change and protection.

Human trafficking thrives in the shadows. By taking this conversation to the national airwaves, we are shining a light on the tactics used by traffickers and empowering our communities with the knowledge to fight back.

At , we are not just researching this crisis; we are actively working to dismantle it. Yesterday’s interactive session proved that when academia, media, and the public unite, we create a formidable force against modern-day slavery.

Thanks to the Power FM team for the platform, and to every listener who called in, texted, and stood in solidarity with us. The fight continues.



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Human trafficking knows no colour, no creed, it shatters dreams and steals futures. This January, stand with the Centre ...
22/01/2026

Human trafficking knows no colour, no creed, it shatters dreams and steals futures. This January, stand with the Centre for Combating Human Trafficking to , & lives. Every voice can break the chains of exploitation. Join the fight: educate, report, and protect our people!


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