Masvingo Root Of Development Organization - Marodo

20/04/2026

Many people take online digital marketing courses. Very few complete one that actually prepares them for real work opportunities.

Tirivashe Truman Marinda is inviting young people in Masvingo aged 16 to 40 to enrol in a structured 3-month Digital Marketing Training Programme delivered in partnership with Learnio Academy — leading to an internationally recognised certificate.

This is not a basic introduction course.
Participants will receive guided, mentor-led training covering:
📘 Facebook Marketing and Ads
📸 Instagram marketing strategy
🔍 Google Ads and keyword planning
🌐 Search Engine Optimisation (SEO)
📊 Google Analytics and data tracking
✍🏾 Content marketing and brand positioning
💻 Website creation fundamentals
📧 Email marketing systems
💼 LinkedIn and professional branding
▶️ YouTube marketing
🎯 Online customer targeting and digital business strategy

These are the same practical skills that businesses, NGOs, startups and international clients expect from digital marketing professionals today.

💰 What does it cost?
Through this partnership with Learnio Academy, the international certification fee which is normally valued at €400 — has been fully subsidised.

Participants contribute only $30 per month for 3 months to support local training delivery.
That is $90 total for Internationally recognised Certification and 3 months of structured, in-person, mentor-guided training.

This programme is ideal for:
🎓 Students preparing for careers
🎓 Graduates in Marketing & IT programs
🚀 Young entrepreneurs growing their businesses
💼 Job seekers building employable digital skills
💻 Freelancers entering the online economy

📅 Classes begin May 2026 — Masvingo

Spaces are limited. If you are serious about building a future in the digital economy, message or WhatsApp:
📲 077 155 2208

Join our Whatsapp group👇🏾👇🏾
https://chat.whatsapp.com/ILe0G7sJSfH814Bpn8wyNf?mode=gi_t






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07/04/2026

We're excited to share a powerful episode from our ongoing Street Mental Health Conversations series, aimed at empowering young people in Masvingo to prioritize their mental wellbeing and break free from stigma. By sparking open dialogue, we envision a society where mental health is valued and supported.

In this short video, Jedza, a determined young entrepreneur from Mbudzi location, opens up about his daily struggles and coping mechanisms. Would you want to watch the full conversation?

Please join us, support us in creating a community that champions mental health as a fundamental aspect of overall wellbeing.







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07/04/2026

The new is now available. Have you managed to touch it so far? Has Masvingo got the new currency, Wezhira?

04/04/2026

| With no initial funding but a vision for impact, in 2021 we created an expert-led WhatsApp Group discussion series that drew professionals from mental health, psychology, and counseling to educate hundreds of young people.

At its peak, we had five groups of 400-500 members each, engaging in daily mental health activities that fostered a sense of community and support throughout the Covid-19 pandemic. Our project may have started small, but its impact has been profound, helping many young people in Masvingo and Zimbabwe.

As we continue to push forward, our commitment to promoting mental health and wellbeing remains unwavering. Every young person's mental health matters, and we're hoping for a future where they can easily access support through a Toll Free Number.

Who recalls our early days?




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30/03/2026

Consensual S*x is the only accepted s*x. Fathers Against Abuse guides us how it functions.

The F.R.I.E. S framework for consent on s*xual intimacy

The FRIES acronym is a helpful framework that helps to explain what "active" consent looks like in practice. It moves the conversation beyond just "no means no" to a more positive, clear standard.

​Here is the breakdown:

F – Freely Given

​Consent is a choice made without pressure, manipulation, or the influence of drugs or alcohol. If someone is "guilted" or coerced into saying yes, it isn't consent.

R – Reversible
​Anyone can change their mind at any time—even if you’ve already started or have done it before. Once consent is withdrawn, the activity must stop immediately.

I – Informed
​Everyone needs to know exactly what they are agreeing to. For example, if someone says they’ll use a condom but then doesn't, the consent for that act is no longer valid.

E – Enthusiastic
​Consent should be about doing things you want to do, not things you feel you have to do. Look for active interest rather than just a "fine" or a silent shrug.

S – Specific
​Saying yes to one thing (like kissing) does not mean saying yes to everything else. Each new level of physical intimacy requires its own consent.

30/03/2026

The CAB3 team is in Zaka and Chiredzi to gather your opinions and would like you to attend and participate in the discussion.

27/03/2026

Let's support her dreams like you would support your own, with respect, opportunity, and space to lead. When women have access to education, safety, and equal voices, families thrive, and communities grow stronger.

Youths Against Gender Injustices

26/03/2026

MENTAL HEALTH CONVERSATIONS

25/03/2026

24/03/2026

Real family protect!!!

Let’s all stand firm against child marriages, every child deserves school, safety, and a childhood: Zimbabwe’s Constitution (Marriages Act) set the minimum age at 18, yet about 1 in 3 girls marry before 18 and 5.4% before 15, with rural rates near 40% versus 21.8% in urban areas, fueling school dropout, teen pregnancy, health risks, and abuse; as family/community we can keep girls in school.

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21/03/2026