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Founded in 1988, Musasa is an NGO whose operations are based on advocacy, peace building and provision of direct services such as counselling, legal aid,medical assistance, life skills and temporary shelter to survivors of GBV

518 reported child pregnancy cases in Bubi District are a stark reminder that laws alone cannot protect children.Child m...
05/06/2026

518 reported child pregnancy cases in Bubi District are a stark reminder that laws alone cannot protect children.

Child marriage is illegal in Zimbabwe, yet many girls remain vulnerable. The SADC Model Law highlights the importance of strong enforcement, coordinated intervention and accountability measures to strengthen efforts to prevent child marriage and protect children.

A law can only be effective when it is supported by prevention, reporting and accountability systems that work for every child, in every community.


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As we approach the Day of the African Child on 16 June under the theme, “Ensuring Universal Access to Water, Sanitation ...
05/06/2026

As we approach the Day of the African Child on 16 June under the theme, “Ensuring Universal Access to Water, Sanitation and Hygiene for Every Child in Africa,” here is a reminder that access to safe water remains out of reach for many children in marginal communities in Zimbabwe. Every child deserves clean water, good health, and the opportunity to thrive.


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Being a woman should not be a reason to live in fear. Let’s speak out against violence and build communities where every...
05/06/2026

Being a woman should not be a reason to live in fear. Let’s speak out against violence and build communities where every woman and girl can live in safety and with dignity.

04/06/2026

Staying is often about survival, not choice. Think again before judging and support violence survivors to save lives. Visit our website and hit the DONATE button to help GBV survivors.

Women’s rights are human rights too. They are neither optional nor negotiable. The conversation should not be about why ...
04/06/2026

Women’s rights are human rights too. They are neither optional nor negotiable. The conversation should not be about why women deserve rights. The conversation should be about why they are still denied them.

Need help? Musasa’s helplines are completely FREE. No airtime is required. Simply call the number that matches your mobi...
03/06/2026

Need help? Musasa’s helplines are completely FREE. No airtime is required. Simply call the number that matches your mobile network: Econet users call the Econet line, NetOne users the NetOne line and Telecel users the Telecel line. Calling a number outside your network may result in airtime charges. Our lines are open 24/7. Call anytime, any day for support and assistance.

When women and girls are safe, communities are stronger, economies are more resilient, and societies are more just. Endi...
03/06/2026

When women and girls are safe, communities are stronger, economies are more resilient, and societies are more just. Ending GBV is not only a moral imperative, but also a development priority.

Technology is changing the way we live, work, and connect. Has it made violence against women and girls worse, or has it...
03/06/2026

Technology is changing the way we live, work, and connect. Has it made violence against women and girls worse, or has it created more opportunities to seek help? Let's talk about it.

Pain is not proof of love. Suffering is not a measure of commitment. ​For generations, patriarchal conditioning has taug...
02/06/2026

Pain is not proof of love. Suffering is not a measure of commitment. ​For generations, patriarchal conditioning has taught women and girls that a "good woman" endures at all costs. It's time to unlearn the lie and stop glorifying the suffering of women and girls.
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Water access in Zimbabwe has stalled at 64%, leaving more than one in three people without a basic drinking water servic...
02/06/2026

Water access in Zimbabwe has stalled at 64%, leaving more than one in three people without a basic drinking water service. Women and girls often bear the heaviest burden, travelling long distances to collect water, sacrificing time for education, work and other opportunities. Access to clean water is not just a development issue, it is a dignity, health and equality issue. We need investment in safe, reliable and accessible water services for all. Every child deserves access to clean water, health and sanitation.


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