Habakkuk Trust

13/06/2026

05/06/2026

Habakkuk Trust joins the globe in commemorating World Environment Day 2026 under the theme: Climate Action – The Planet is Sending Signals. It's Time to Act.

01/06/2026

Today, we join the citizens of Bulawayo in celebrating Bulawayo Day, a day that commemorates the city's declaration as a town in 1894 and honours its rich history, resilience and contribution to Zimbabwe's development.



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25/05/2026

As Africa commemorates Africa Day under the theme, “Assuring Sustainable Water Availability and Safe Sanitation Systems,” Habakkuk Trust reiterates that access to clean water and dignified sanitation is a fundamental human right and a cornerstone for sustainable development.
Women and girls across communities continue to bear the greatest burden of water insecurity and poor sanitation, making inclusive water governance and meaningful citizen participation critical in shaping responsive and accountable service delivery systems.

An Africa that guarantees safe water and sanitation for all is an Africa that is healthier, more equal and more resilient.

25/05/2026

20/05/2026

Habakkuk Trust joins stakeholders at the Local Governance Conference convened under the theme: “Reimagining NDS2 Legal Frameworks for Devolution.”

Community Youth Development Trust South Western Region Gender Network Youth Invest

15/05/2026

Habakkuk is partnering with Bubi Rural District Council in a Resource Monitor Capacity Building Workshop.

Environmental Resource Monitors/Enforcers are mandated to monitor natural resource utilisation, promote environmental protection, curb environmental crimes, and encourage sustainable community practices. The workshop seeks to strengthen their capacity in effective environmental stewardship and community engagement for sustainable natural resource utilisation in Bubi District.

09/05/2026

The Bubi Rural District Council Junior Councillors Training is in full swing, with Habakkuk Trust facilitating a session on Youth Leadership in Environmental Stewardship.

Young leaders are stepping up to influence local governance and drive meaningful change in their communities.

06/05/2026

Habakkuk Trust participated in a dam tour organised by BPRA alongside fellow CSOs and media, visiting Upper Ncema, Umzingwane and Fernhill Pump Station.

The tour led by Engineer Gwetu of The City of Bulawayo exposed serious threats to our water sources, particularly from artisanal mining and pollution within catchment areas.

Protecting our dams requires collective action, stronger regulation, community awareness and sustainable environmental practices.

01/05/2026

URGENT APPEAL FOR ASSITANCE

Gogo Anna Grey (70) narrowly escaped a devastating fire that completely destroyed her only hut, resulting in the loss of all her property and essential belongings. She is currently displaced and in urgent need of humanitarian assistance, together with her 12-year-old daughter.

At present, they are facing acute hardship and require immediate support in the form of:

Clothing
Blankets and bedding
Temporary shelter
Food supplies
Basic household items

We kindly appeal to well-wishers to extend any form of assistance you can mobilize.

For coordination and further information, please contact:
Nondumiso M. Ncube
Programmes Manager, Habakkuk Trust
📞 0775 666 764
Mrs. L. Ndou
Bubi District Development Office
📞 0774 172 490

For those in the Bulawayo CBD you may drop off your donation at Victory Fellowship Church Along . George Silundika between 10th & 11th Ave as from Tuesday the 5th to Thursday the 7th of May.