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Teach For Zimbabwe is a locally led and globally informed, Private Voluntary Organisation working to address one of the most pressing challenges ensuring that every child has access to quality and equitable education regardless of background and gender.

✨ MORE OF OUR FELLOWS, MORE STORIESWe’re back with the rest of our Fifth Cohort Fellows from Binga! Get to know more of ...
16/09/2026

✨ MORE OF OUR FELLOWS, MORE STORIES

We’re back with the rest of our Fifth Cohort Fellows from Binga! Get to know more of the people behind the work, their passions, and the difference they’ve made throughout their Fellowship journey.

There’s always more to the story. 🌱❤️

✨ YOU’VE MET BINGA. NOW, MEET THE FELLOWS. Our Teach For Zimbabwe Fifth Cohort Fellows are wrapping up their Fellowship ...
16/09/2026

✨ YOU’VE MET BINGA. NOW, MEET THE FELLOWS.

Our Teach For Zimbabwe Fifth Cohort Fellows are wrapping up their Fellowship journey in Binga — leaving behind stories of teaching, leadership, creativity, service, and impact.

Now, it’s your turn to meet them. 🌱

Read their bios.
Get to know their stories.
Discover the people behind the work.

And who knows? 👀
You might just meet your next collaborator, partner, colleague, or changemaker to watch.

Meet the Fifth Cohort Fellows of Binga. ❤️

🐘 MEET BINGA — WHERE ELEPHANTS TREAD AND THE ZAMBEZI STRETCHES WIDE. ❤️Before we introduce you to the Fellows doing mean...
14/09/2026

🐘 MEET BINGA — WHERE ELEPHANTS TREAD AND THE ZAMBEZI STRETCHES WIDE. ❤️

Before we introduce you to the Fellows doing meaningful work across Binga, meet the district itself.

Home to the BaTonga people, Binga is a land rich in culture, heritage and tradition. From the waters of Lake Kariba and its distinctive inland beaches to its vast natural landscapes and wildlife, the district carries a strong connection to both people and place.

Binga is a place of deep-rooted traditions, resilient communities and remarkable natural beauty — where the Tonga heritage continues to shape the identity of the district and its people.

So, before you meet the Fellows, meet Binga.

This is Binga. ❤️

thedistrict

✨ ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT FRIDAY ✨Meet Chisyomezyo Mukuli, a Teach For Zimbabwe Cohort 3 alumna and former Fellow at Samende Se...
11/09/2026

✨ ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT FRIDAY ✨

Meet Chisyomezyo Mukuli, a Teach For Zimbabwe Cohort 3 alumna and former Fellow at Samende Secondary School in Binga District. 🌱

With a background in Forensic Science, Chisyomezyo’s Fellowship became an unexpected but transformative chapter, strengthening her passion for service, advocacy, and leadership.

As the President Representative for Binga Fellows, she learned that meaningful leadership begins with listening, understanding lived experiences, and amplifying the voices of those you represent.

Today, she continues to carry those lessons forward, creating impact in education and beyond. 💫

✨ THE JOURNEY CONTINUES ✨We’re continuing to celebrate our outgoing Fifth Cohort Fellows and the stories of impact they ...
10/09/2026

✨ THE JOURNEY CONTINUES ✨

We’re continuing to celebrate our outgoing Fifth Cohort Fellows and the stories of impact they have created throughout their Fellowship. 🌱

Meet the next Fellow and discover the work, passion, and purpose behind their journey. 💫

✨ MEET OUR OUTGOING FIFTH COHORT FELLOWS! ✨Behind every classroom transformed, every learner inspired, and every communi...
10/09/2026

✨ MEET OUR OUTGOING FIFTH COHORT FELLOWS! ✨

Behind every classroom transformed, every learner inspired, and every community impacted is a Fellow choosing to show up, lead and make a difference. 🌱

From Mutoko to Mudzi, our Fifth Cohort Fellows have spent their Fellowship creating, innovating, learning and leading — both inside and beyond the classroom.

Now, as we celebrate their journey, get to know the people behind the impact! 💫

Which of their stories inspires you most? 👇🏾

MEET MUTOKO — HOME OF THE GRANITE HILLS. 🪨Before we introduce you to the Fellows doing amazing work across Mutoko, meet ...
09/09/2026

MEET MUTOKO — HOME OF THE GRANITE HILLS. 🪨

Before we introduce you to the Fellows doing amazing work across Mutoko, meet the beautiful district itself.

Home to the Buja people, Mutoko is a land rich in culture, heritage and tradition. From its iconic granite hills to its fertile agricultural lands, the district is shaped by the people who call it home and the land that sustains them.

With its vibrant farming communities, beautiful landscapes and deep-rooted traditions, Mutoko is a place where heritage, resilience and possibility come together.

So, before you meet the Fellows, meet Mutoko.

Its people.
Its culture.
Its stories.
Its hills.
Its land.

This is Mutoko. ❤️

thedistrict

From 5–7 August 2026, Kuyenda Collective Rural Youth Collectives Admore Dube, Gladys Gumunyu, Mercy John and Phillip Jak...
07/09/2026

From 5–7 August 2026, Kuyenda Collective Rural Youth Collectives Admore Dube, Gladys Gumunyu, Mercy John and Phillip Jakarasi participated in the Sixth Southern African Regional Students and Youth Conference (SARSYC VI) in Windhoek, Namibia.

SARSYC VI brought together young people, policymakers, researchers and civil society actors from across the region to strengthen youth participation in health and education policy and address issues affecting young people, including education equity, mental health, girls’ rights and safety, sexual and reproductive health, digital safety and economic opportunities.

RYC Champion Mercy John contributed to the SHE SOARS panel on girls’ right to learn and be safe, while RYC Champion Gladys Gumunyu represented Kuyenda Collective during the Spotlight on Regional Solidarity session, highlighting the importance of evidence, meaningful youth participation and collaboration.

The conference created an important space for young people to share evidence, build alliances and engage decision-makers — reminding us that young people are not just beneficiaries, but knowledge producers, advocates and partners in shaping the future.

YOU’VE MET THE DISTRICT. NOW, MEET THE FELLOWS. ❤️🌍You’ve met Chivi — its people, its stories, its heritage, and its lan...
04/09/2026

YOU’VE MET THE DISTRICT. NOW, MEET THE FELLOWS. ❤️🌍

You’ve met Chivi — its people, its stories, its heritage, and its land.

Now it’s time to meet the incredible Teach For Zimbabwe Fellows who are learning, leading, and creating change in communities across the district.

From the classroom to the community, these Fellows are finding new ways to inspire learners, strengthen schools, and turn challenges into opportunities.

This is their journey.
This is their impact.
These are the people behind the work.

Meet our Chivi Fellows. ❤️

ATTENTION HARARE APPLICANTS! 📢All applicants who registered for the DHL Ubuntu Academy are urged to check their email in...
03/09/2026

ATTENTION HARARE APPLICANTS! 📢

All applicants who registered for the DHL Ubuntu Academy are urged to check their email inboxes and spam/junk folders.

An important email has been sent to registered applicants containing next steps and information on how to confirm your participation in the programme.

📌 ACTION REQUIRED: Please RSVP by 9 September 2026.

If you are unable to access your email, you may RSVP directly by contacting:

Faith Mutambara
📞 +263 717 061 783

Samantha Kumalo
📞 +263 712 884 413

Please ensure that you respond before the RSVP deadline.

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Tuesday 08:30 - 16:30
Wednesday 08:30 - 16:30
Thursday 08:30 - 16:30
Friday 08:30 - 16:30

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