Centre for Gender and Community Development in Zimbabwe

Centre for Gender and Community Development in Zimbabwe CGCDZ envision an improved and sustainable quality of life of marginalised communities

06/10/2026
06/10/2026

By Trymore Tagwirei Hundreds of residents in Masvingo were left counting their losses after a heavy hailstorm accompanied by strong winds struck parts of the city on Monday evening. The storm caused extensive damage to homes, private property and critical city infrastructure, with several residentia...

Building Resilient Communities Ahead of the 2026–2027 Agricultural Season.CGCDZ is supporting communities to strengthen ...
23/09/2026

Building Resilient Communities Ahead of the 2026–2027 Agricultural Season.
CGCDZ is supporting communities to strengthen environmental protection and climate resilience ahead of the anticipated El Niño conditions. Through movable kraals, gully reclamation and water-harvesting interventions, communities in Masvingo District are restoring degraded land, improving soil and water conservation, and promoting sustainable agricultural practices.

23/09/2026

What if girls didn’t have to miss school?

When a young girl has to choose between staying in class and managing her dignity every month, education becomes a luxury she can no longer afford. Across our continent, period poverty remains one of the silent drivers behind the dropout rates of bright, ambitious girls who simply lack the basics to stay in school.

This is where the true joy of giving takes root. It doesn't take a fortune to rewrite her story, it takes a rhythm.

With just $15 a month, you build a continuous shield of support all year round:

• Pads: Dignity in school.
• Fees: Fewer dropouts.
• Books: Brighter futures.

A small amount. A big difference. Join our movement and find your joy in giving today: www.africagiving.org




23/09/2026

When a single act of kindness creates a ripple, imagine what happens when that ripple becomes a steady stream.
Last week, we asked you to think about why you give.
For many of us, generosity isn't just about one moment. It's about choosing to care, consistently.

That's the idea behind Monthly Joy.
Instead of giving once and moving on, you can choose to give a little every month to an organisation or cause you believe in.

Small gifts today build big futures tomorrow.
🟢 $15 a month can become learning materials.
🟢 $25 can help cover grassroots operating costs.
🟢 $50 can support an ongoing health or education initiative.

Be part of the joy that never stops giving: www.africagiving.org





14/09/2026

When we talk about The Joy of Giving, it’s easy to focus on the numbers or the end results. But behind every gift is a personal choice, a moment where someone decides that their resources should serve a purpose greater than themselves.
So, why do we actually give?

For Plescie, the answer is not complicated. It comes down to a quiet, steady desire to leave people better than she found them. She gives because she’s seen firsthand how even the smallest nudge can shift the trajectory of an entire family or community. It’s not about recognition, it’s about knowing that a modest contribution can spark a ripple effect of tangible relief.

Giving doesn't just transform the life of the person receiving, it grounds and anchors the person giving in our shared humanity.

Why do you give? What’s the conviction behind your generosity? We want to hear from you.

Don't forget to bring joy and support an organisation today at www.africagiving.org

06/09/2026

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Plot No 7 Sikato , Great Zimbabwe Road
Masvingo

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Monday 08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 17:00
Thursday 08:00 - 17:00
Friday 08:00 - 17:00

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