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579 15th Close Hatcliffe Borrowdale

25/05/2026

🌍✨ Happy Africa Day! ✨🌍

Today we celebrate the beauty, strength, diversity, and resilience of Africa and her people. May this special day inspire unity, peace, growth, and the true spirit of Ubuntu — “I am because we are.” 🤝❤️

Together, let us continue building a continent filled with hope, opportunity, love, and prosperity for generations to come.
🌱 Wishing all Africans wellness, success, and endless blessings.

🌍 One Continent. One People. One Future.
With pride and commitment, this message is dedicated to every African by the Big Heart Association of Zimbabwe (BHAZ).

20/05/2026

Refresher Session on Youth Economic Empowerment Inclusion

Today 20 May 2026 A refresher session on Youth Economic Empowerment Inclusion was conducted in Hatcliffe by the Youth Empowerment Transformation Trust (YETT) in partnership with the Ministry of Youth Empowerment, Development and Vocational Training.

The session focused on reviewing the deliverables of the National Youth Empowerment Strategy and measuring its impact within communities. Discussions were centered on the five key pillars of the strategy namely: Economic Empowerment, Technology and Digital Transformation, Education, Skills Development and Training, Governance, Health and Wellbeing.

The session created a platform for young people to assess the progress made against the promises outlined in the National Youth Empowerment Strategy and compare them with the realities being experienced in communities.

Under the Economic Empowerment pillar, discussions focused on entrepreneurship development, employment creation and improving access to opportunities that support youth inclusion in economic activities.

Young people highlighted several barriers affecting their participation in the formal economy. One major concern raised was the requirement for five years of work experience for recent graduates seeking employment, which many participants described as unfair and exclusionary.

Access to finance was also discussed extensively, with participants expressing concern over collateral requirements demanded by financial institutions such as EmpowerBank when young people apply for loans. Participants suggested that loan models similar to those offered by ZimLoan could improve accessibility for young entrepreneurs who are often under-resourced.

The session also explored cross-cutting pillars such as Climate Change and Gender Inclusivity. Participants emphasized the importance of involving young people in climate action initiatives and utilizing climate-related opportunities to promote food security and sustainable livelihoods. The need for equal participation and fair inclusion of all genders in empowerment programs was also strongly highlighted.

A heated discussion emerged around drug and substance abuse among young people. Some participants argued that lack of money and unemployment contribute to idleness and substance abuse, while others stated that the pursuit of money by drug dealers fuels the spread of drugs in communities. Another perspective raised was that even employed individuals are involved in drug and substance abuse.

The collective analysis concluded that both poverty and mental health challenges such as depression, stress and anxiety contribute significantly to substance abuse among young people, ultimately affecting youth productivity and community development.

Overall, the refresher session provided an important opportunity for young people to openly share their experiences, challenges and recommendations regarding the implementation of the National Youth Empowerment Strategy, while promoting dialogue on practical solutions for inclusive youth economic empowerment.

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12/05/2026

Don’t miss the YOUTH VOICE PROGRAM by BHAZ TV — a platform where young people speak, inspire, challenge and lead change in the community. 🙌🏾🎥

📺 Tune in, support the movement and be part of the conversation shaping the future!
Your voice matters. Your story matters. YOUR FUTURE MATTERS! 🚀🔥

Tag a friend, share the program and let’s amplify youth voices together! 💙

12/05/2026

❤️ BIG HEART ASSOCIATION PRESENTS: HEARTS OF HOPE PROGRAM ❤️

Together, we can restore hope and dignity to marginalized families in Hatcliffe.

We are calling upon well-wishers, organizations, churches, businesses, and the community to support our ongoing donation drive targeting:

👶 Orphans & vulnerable children
🧑‍🎓 Vulnerable young people
👩‍👧 Young widows & single mothers
👴 The elderly
♿ People with disabilities

We are accepting donations of:
🍚 Imperishable food
🧥 Clothes & blankets
📚 School stationery
🎓 Scholarships & opportunities
💵 Monetary donations and more

📍 Drop Off Points:
✅ Hatcliffe Community Hall – Social Work Department
Focal Person: Miss Chuchu

✅ 579 15th Close
Focal Person: Tatenda

📲 Ecocash Donations: 0784920493
📲 InnBucks Donations: 0773848003

✨ “Whoever is kind to the poor lends to the Lord, and He will reward them for what they have done.” — Proverbs 19:17

Every dollar has the power to change a life.
Let’s be the reason someone believes in hope again. ❤️

02/05/2026

📣 INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY ALERT 🎥📝

Are you passionate about storytelling, media, and connecting with people? Here’s your chance to step into the world of communications!

The Zimbabwe Traffic Council is inviting applications for a Communications Intern position. Gain valuable hands-on experience in a dynamic professional environment and build your career in media, PR, and digital communication.

📌 Position: Communications Intern
📍 Organization: Zimbabwe Traffic Council
⏳ Deadline: 08 May 2026

If you’re creative, driven, and ready to grow your skills, this opportunity is for you!
📢 Don’t miss out — apply now and start shaping your future in communications.

02/05/2026

🚨 INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY ALERT 🚨

Opportunity for Young people

Looking to kickstart your career in Human Resources? Here’s your chance!

The Zimbabwe Traffic Council is inviting applications for a Human Resources Intern position. This is a great opportunity for passionate, driven individuals who want to gain hands-on experience and grow within a professional environment.

📌 Position: HR Intern
📍 Organization: Zimbabwe Traffic Council
⏳ Deadline: 08 May 2026

If you’re eager to learn, ready to contribute, and serious about building a career in HR, don’t miss out on this opportunity!
📢 Apply now and take the first step towards your professional journey.

09/04/2026

YOUTH VOICE PROGRAM – Empowering the Next Generation

The Youth Voice Program by Big Heart Association of Zimbabwe (BHAZ) is more than just a show — it’s a powerful movement giving young people a platform to be heard, inspired, and empowered. 🌍🔥

This dynamic program brings together young leaders, community influencers, experts, and role models to discuss real-life issues affecting youth today — from drug and substance abuse, early marriages, unemployment, mental health, sports, education, and leadership. Through honest conversations and impactful storytelling, Youth Voice ignites change and builds a generation that is informed, confident, and ready to lead.

🌟 Why Youth Voice Matters

Young people are the future — but they are also the present. The Youth Voice Program:

Amplifies youth perspectives and experiences
Educates and raises awareness on critical social issues
Encourages positive behavior change and decision-making
Promotes talent, innovation, and leadership
Connects communities through dialogue and solutions
🌍 Role in Communities

In communities, Youth Voice acts as a catalyst for transformation:

Inspires youth to stay away from drugs and harmful behaviors
Encourages community engagement and participation
Strengthens unity and peer support systems
Provides mentorship through real-life success stories
Bridges the gap between young people and opportunities

This program is not just about talking — it’s about impact, action, and building a better Zimbabwe together. 🇿🇼❤️

📺 Stay Connected & Be Part of the Movement!

👉 Subscribe to BHAZ TV on YouTube for powerful episodes and inspiring stories
👉 Follow Big Heart Association of Zimbabwe (BHAZ) on:
Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | TikTok

📢 Don’t miss out — join the conversation, share your voice, and be the change!

Your voice matters. Your future matters. This is YOUR platform.

06/03/2026

SPORTS AS A SHIELD: COACH BHOMBA’S CALL TO ACTION AGAINST DRUGS AND EARLY MARRIAGES

By Tatenda Manhanga

Sports remain one of the most powerful yet underutilized tools in shaping disciplined, focused, and socially responsible young people. This reality was strongly emphasized by Coach Bhomba of Hatcliffe Football Academy (HFA) during Episode 06 of The Youth Voice Program, themed “Sports Against Drugs and Early Marriages.”

Founded in 2003, Hatcliffe Football Academy has stood the test of time, guided by Coach Bhomba’s unwavering determination, passion, and deep love for the beautiful game. More than two decades later, the academy continues to nurture young talent while serving as a safe space for youths to grow academically, socially, and morally.

Coach Bhomba described his role in the soccer industry as “a bridge for others to cross,” highlighting his commitment to opening doors for young people who may otherwise fall victim to drugs, early marriages, and other social ills. He stressed that his motivation has never been financial gain, but rather the passion to guide, mentor, and protect the next generation through sport.

Despite this commitment, the journey has not been without challenges. The academy continues to grapple with limited sponsorship, inadequate community support, and recurring conflicts over access to recreational spaces. Coach Bhomba expressed concern that while authorities and communities invest resources into awareness campaigns against drugs, early marriages, gender-based violence, and other social problems, the same level of effort is rarely extended toward developing recreational facilities.

According to him, recreational facilities are not a luxury but a foundation for prevention. “You cannot fight drugs and early marriages effectively without creating safe and structured spaces where young people can channel their energy, dreams, and ambitions,” he emphasized.

Coach Bhomba also raised a critical issue of recognition, noting that some authorities only acknowledge his importance when organizing events that require youth participation, as they are well aware of the large numbers of young people affiliated with Hatcliffe Football Academy.

He appealed to both local and national sporting authorities to formally recognize community coaches and grassroots clubs through sponsorships, equipment, and material support to sustain and grow community development through sport.
In a powerful intersection of faith and sport, Coach Bhomba urged churches both local and national to leverage sports as a platform for evangelism.

He questioned why churches often focus on congregants who already know God, instead of “fishing” young people who may never step into a church but are readily accessible through sports. He believes such partnerships foster discipline, moral values, and God-fearing youth while strengthening community cohesion.

The coach also acknowledged the support occasionally rendered by organizations such as the Ministry of Women Affairs, YASD, and the House of Arts, which have assisted Hatcliffe Football Academy during certain programs and events. He encouraged more consistent collaboration among stakeholders to maximize the impact of sports on youth development.

Coach Bhomba’s message is clear and urgent: investing in sports is investing in solutions. When recreational structures are prioritized, communities move closer to raising empowered, disciplined, and purpose-driven young people.

04/03/2026

THE YOUTH VOICE – A Platform for Change, Dialogue and Community Transformation

The Youth Voice is a flagship media and community engagement platform by the Big Heart Association of Zimbabwe (BHAZ) designed to amplify the voices, ideas, experiences, and aspirations of young people. It serves as a dynamic space where youth, community leaders, experts, and development partners come together to discuss critical social issues affecting communities while exploring practical solutions that promote sustainable development.

Purpose of The Youth Voice

The primary purpose of The Youth Voice is to empower young people by giving them a platform to speak, share, learn, and influence change. Through conversations, interviews, storytelling, and community dialogues, the program highlights real-life experiences and challenges faced by young people while inspiring action and participation in development initiatives.

It focuses on creating awareness, building knowledge, and encouraging positive behavioral change among young people and the broader community.

Vision of The Youth Voice

The vision of The Youth Voice is to build an informed, empowered, and socially responsible generation of young people who actively participate in shaping their communities and driving sustainable development.

By promoting dialogue and participation, the platform aims to ensure that young people are not only beneficiaries of development but key contributors and leaders in community transformation.

Agenda and Focus Areas

The Youth Voice addresses a wide range of social and developmental issues affecting communities, including:

Youth empowerment and leadership

Drug and substance abuse prevention

Early child marriages and gender-based violence

Sports and talent development

Education and skills development

Climate change and environmental protection

Entrepreneurship and economic empowerment

Community development and social responsibility

The program brings together community leaders, coaches, educators, activists, and development practitioners who share insights, experiences, and guidance that help young people navigate challenges and unlock their potential.

Impact on Community Development

Since its inception, The Youth Voice has become more than just a program—it is a movement of awareness, empowerment, and community engagement. By telling authentic community stories and highlighting grassroots initiatives, the program is helping to:

Inspire young people to pursue positive life paths

Encourage community participation in solving social challenges

Promote sports, education, and mentorship as tools for development

Strengthen the relationship between communities and development organizations

Create awareness around critical social issues affecting youth

Through The Youth Voice, BHAZ continues to bridge the gap between young people and opportunities, ensuring that the voices of the youth are heard, respected, and transformed into action for community progress.

A Voice That Matters

At its core, The Youth Voice believes that every young person has a story, a dream, and the power to influence change. By giving young people the microphone and the platform to share their perspectives, the program is helping shape a future where youth are not silent observers but active leaders of development in their communities.

The Youth Voice – Empowering young people to speak, lead, and transform their communities.

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