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After over 80 episodes exploring African philanthropy, we’re launching a new series featuring theme-specific and program-focused conversations. The series spotlights the Zimbabwe Alliance Initiative, which since 2010 has empowered a vibrant civil society through grants, convenings, capacity building, and technical support. Partners have fostered innovative, coordinated responses that amplify marginalised voices, mobilise citizens on critical national issues, and engage policymakers to build regional and international solidarity.Visit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3
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After over 80 episodes exploring African philanthropy, we’re launching a new series featuring theme-specific and program-focused conversations. The series spotlights the Zimbabwe Alliance Initiative, which since 2010 has empowered a vibrant civil society through grants, convenings, capacity building, and technical support. Partners have fostered innovative, coordinated responses that amplify marginalised voices, mobilise citizens on critical national issues, and engage policymakers to build regional and international solidarity.Visit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3
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Michael Ndiweni is the Chairperson of the Bulawayo Vendors and Tradors Association.
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After over 80 episodes exploring African philanthropy, we’re launching a new series featuring theme-specific and program-focused conversations. The series spotlights the Zimbabwe Alliance Initiative, which since 2010 has empowered a vibrant civil society through grants, convenings, capacity building, and technical support. Partners have fostered innovative, coordinated responses that amplify marginalised voices, mobilise citizens on critical national issues, and engage policymakers to build regional and international solidarity.Visit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3
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• Inconsistent government policies hinder the informal economy's stability and growth.
• Government intervention threatens informal market operations and access to resources.
• The relevance of a platform that empowers women in the informal economy.
• Challenges faced by marginalised groups in informal economies.
• How local authorities fail to prioritise the needs of disabled individuals, impacting livelihoods.
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About the series
After over 80 episodes exploring African philanthropy, we’re launching a new series featuring theme-specific and program-focused conversations. The series spotlights the Zimbabwe Alliance Initiative, which since 2010 has empowered a vibrant civil society through grants, convenings, capacity building, and technical support. Partners have fostered innovative, coordinated responses that amplify marginalised voices, mobilise citizens on critical national issues, and engage policymakers to build regional and international solidarity.Visit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3
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Samuel is the Founder of the Zimbabwe Human Rights Monitors platform, formerly a student leader at ZINASU whose activism work over the years has connected him to communties and networks across the democracy-building space in the country. In conversation with Prof. Moyo, Samuel reflects on journey lessons and offers suggestions to ensure democracy building remains alive into the future. Talking points include...
• The need to bridge the knowledge gap between new and old human rights activists.
• Challenges faced in deploying technology for human rights in rural areas.
• Emphasising mentorship and capacity building for young leaders.
• Collaborating with established institutions to address challenges in the human rights and technology sectors.
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About the series
After over 80 episodes exploring African philanthropy, we’re launching a new series featuring theme-specific and program-focused conversations. The series spotlights the Zimbabwe Alliance Initiative, which since 2010 has empowered a vibrant civil society through grants, convenings, capacity building, and technical support. Partners have fostered innovative, coordinated responses that amplify marginalised voices, mobilise citizens on critical national issues, and engage policymakers to build regional and international solidarity.Visit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3
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Takudzwa is a Member of Parliament in Zimbabwe and the chairperson of its youth caucus. His impact gained from the Zimbabwe Alliance was during his time as Zimbabwe National Students Union (ZINASU) where he was the President. During this conversation with Prof Moyo, he reflects on the journey in the context of a youth leader and unpacks the history and purpose of students as citizens. Talking points from the conversation include...
- Why students' collective power is crucial for sustainable advocacy in challenging economic conditions.
- How revitalising communication and solidarity in the 21st century can have a lasting legacy.
- How youth participation in democratic processes can foster equitable development.
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About the series
After over 80 episodes exploring African philanthropy, we’re launching a new series featuring theme-specific and program-focused conversations. The series spotlights the Zimbabwe Alliance Initiative, which since 2010 has empowered a vibrant civil society through grants, convenings, capacity building, and technical support. Partners have fostered innovative, coordinated responses that amplify marginalised voices, mobilise citizens on critical national issues, and engage policymakers to build regional and international solidarity.Visit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3
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Mischek is the Regional Coordinator for the Southern Africa Youth Forum and the Chief of Party for the National Association of Youth Organisations (NAYO). His work in activism and regional youth engagement has connected him to networks within Zimbabwe, which has been supported through the Zimbabwe Alliance. In conversation with Prof. Moyo, Misheck reflects on the advocacy journey along with insights of lessons learnt. Talking points include...
• Youth empowerment and citizen engagement are crucial for national development.
• Youth-led collaborations address governance and climate issues through diverse clusters.
• The importance of operationalising youth representation in organisations and government
• Youth inclusion and critical discussions are essential for future development.
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About the series
After over 80 episodes exploring African philanthropy, we’re launching a new series featuring theme-specific and program-focused conversations. The series spotlights the Zimbabwe Alliance Initiative, which since 2010 has empowered a vibrant civil society through grants, convenings, capacity building, and technical support. Partners have fostered innovative, coordinated responses that amplify marginalised voices, mobilise citizens on critical national issues, and engage policymakers to build regional and international solidarity.Visit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3
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Sibanengi is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow focusing on the agrarian and commodity histories of Southern Africa. In his conversation with Prof. Moyo, Sibangeni discusses how research efforts serve as resources that can inform and enable capacity building and mobilisation of resources needed for effective democracy building. Talking points include...
• Challenges in parliamentary initiative highlighted institutional capacity issues.
• Assessing government policy implementation and collaboration with Zimbabwe's parliament.
• Why community engagement in economic discussions is crucial for inclusive development.
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About the series
After over 80 episodes exploring African philanthropy, we’re launching a new series featuring theme-specific and program-focused conversations. The series spotlights the Zimbabwe Alliance Initiative, which since 2010 has empowered a vibrant civil society through grants, convenings, capacity building, and technical support. Partners have fostered innovative, coordinated responses that amplify marginalised voices, mobilise citizens on critical national issues, and engage policymakers to build regional and international solidarity.Visit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3
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Daniel is the Founder and Executive Director at Savannah Trust, which was founded to produce theatricals that offer an accessible form of communication presented to rural communities as a means of education and knowledge sharing. In this conversation with Prof. Moyo, Daniel unpacks the vision and work of the Trust, and how this has supported civil society efforts. Talking points include...
• The importance of engaging rural communities through effective communication strategies.
• How presenting pressing issues such as climate change encourages engagement among communities and stakeholders.
• Using theatre to address governance issues through community engagement and high-quality performances.
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About the series
After over 80 episodes exploring African philanthropy, we’re launching a new series featuring theme-specific and program-focused conversations. The series spotlights the Zimbabwe Alliance Initiative, which since 2010 has empowered a vibrant civil society through grants, convenings, capacity building, and technical support. Partners have fostered innovative, coordinated responses that amplify marginalised voices, mobilise citizens on critical national issues, and engage policymakers to build regional and international solidarity.Visit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3
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Desire Moyo is the Funder and Director of Victory Siyanqoba Trust, a community-based arts organisation focused on creative advocacy. In conversation with Prof Moyo, Desire discusses the journey and impact of the organisation, touching one aspects such as...
• How cultural ambassadors promote Zimbabwean identity and democracy through the arts.
• The role that the arts play in advocating for development and employment opportunities.
• The challenges that creative expression faces due to censorship and funding misconceptions.
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About the series
After over 80 episodes exploring African philanthropy, we’re launching a new series featuring theme-specific and program-focused conversations. The series spotlights the Zimbabwe Alliance Initiative, which since 2010 has empowered a vibrant civil society through grants, convenings, capacity building, and technical support. Partners have fostered innovative, coordinated responses that amplify marginalised voices, mobilise citizens on critical national issues, and engage policymakers to build regional and international solidarity.Visit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3
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Dumisani is a Senior Advisor with the Organisation of Rural Associations for Progress (ORAP Zenzele), whose work has served as a channel for empowerment and knowledge building in rural communities in Zimbabwe. In this conversation with Prof Moyo, Dumisani introduces the story of ORAP connects its work to the outcomes of inclusive community building and engagement. Talking points include...
• How community-driven initiatives greatly improved food security and health in Zimbabwe.
• Exploring Indigenous philanthropy and institutional evolution in Africa.
• Embedding organisational culture in community engagement enhances collaboration.
• The importance of language in community development discussions.
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About the series
After over 80 episodes exploring African philanthropy, we’re launching a new series featuring theme-specific and program-focused conversations. The series spotlights the Zimbabwe Alliance Initiative, which since 2010 has empowered a vibrant civil society through grants, convenings, capacity building, and technical support. Partners have fostered innovative, coordinated responses that amplify marginalised voices, mobilise citizens on critical national issues, and engage policymakers to build regional and international solidarity.Visit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3
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Jackie is the board member of Kufunda and Gateway Zimbawe, who over many years has used education, arts and culture as an enabler of advocacy. In her conversation with Prof. Moyo, Jackie shares lessons and nuggets gained from her years of working with civil society. Talking points include...
• Discussing the Zimbabwe Alliance's role in enhancing civil society and democracy.
• The mission of Kunda was established to reclaim Zimbabwean wealth and wisdom over 21 years ago.
• Exploring permaculture and biodynamic farming to heal land and communities.
• Community-based education fosters growth and healing in society.
• Collaborative efforts to unite communities through music and shared values
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About the series
After over 80 episodes exploring African philanthropy, we’re launching a new series featuring theme-specific and program-focused conversations. The series spotlights the Zimbabwe Alliance Initiative, which since 2010 has empowered a vibrant civil society through grants, convenings, capacity building, and technical support. Partners have fostered innovative, coordinated responses that amplify marginalised voices, mobilise citizens on critical national issues, and engage policymakers to build regional and international solidarity.Visit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3
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Robson is an activist and the current National Secretary with the Amalgamated Rural Teachers Union (ARTU) of Zimbabwe. In conversation with Prof. Moyo, Robson reflects on his journey as an activist, lessons gained and the role of education. Talking points include...
• The work of ARTU in advocating for teacher welfare and quality education in Zimbabwe.
• The challenges that education in rural areas faces due to inadequate support and funding.
• Advocating for a collective movement addressing various social issues.
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About the series
After over 80 episodes exploring African philanthropy, we’re launching a new series featuring theme-specific and program-focused conversations. The series spotlights the Zimbabwe Alliance Initiative, which since 2010 has empowered a vibrant civil society through grants, convenings, capacity building, and technical support. Partners have fostered innovative, coordinated responses that amplify marginalised voices, mobilise citizens on critical national issues, and engage policymakers to build regional and international solidarity.Visit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3
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Tatenda is an Administrator at the Amalgamated Rural Teachers Union of Zimbabwe and a former Coordinator with the Citizens Manifesto. His conversation with Prof Moyo covers several reflective and insightful topics, including
• Unpacking the challenges faced by ARTUS and their radical approach to advocacy
• Discussing Zimbabwe's social movements faced challenges post-2017 military transition
• Why flexible support strategies are essential for effective opposition development
• The ways that technological advancement has empowered unions to mobilise and advocate
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About the series
After over 80 episodes exploring African philanthropy, we’re launching a new series featuring theme-specific and program-focused conversations. The series spotlights the Zimbabwe Alliance Initiative, which since 2010 has empowered a vibrant civil society through grants, convenings, capacity building, and technical support. Partners have fostered innovative, coordinated responses that amplify marginalised voices, mobilise citizens on critical national issues, and engage policymakers to build regional and international solidarity.Visit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3
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Janet is the Country Manager and Economic Justice Lead for Southern Africa Trust. She is the former Executive Director of the Zimbabwe Coalition on Debt and Development (ZIMCODD) who were partners and collaborators with the Zimbabwe Alliance initiative.
In her conversation with Prof. Moyo, Janet shares the experience of her transition to a regional role and reflects on how some of her experiences associated with the Zimbabwe Alliance continue to influence her advocacy. Talking points include...
• Progress in Zimbabwe's governance faces significant setbacks due to corruption and slow reforms.
• Civic engagement fosters citizen initiatives and influences political dialogue in Zimbabwe.
• The need for understanding political economy in activist movements.
• Art and collaboration enhance freedom of expression in Zimbabwe.
• Community-driven models are essential for Zimbabwe's recovery and advocacy.
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About the series
After over 80 episodes exploring African philanthropy, we’re launching a new series featuring theme-specific and program-focused conversations. The series spotlights the Zimbabwe Alliance Initiative, which since 2010 has empowered a vibrant civil society through grants, convenings, capacity building, and technical support. Partners have fostered innovative, coordinated responses that amplify marginalised voices, mobilise citizens on critical national issues, and engage policymakers to build regional and international solidarity.Visit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3
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Dzikamai is the Director of the Zimbabwe Human Rights Association, which is that nation's first post-independence indigenous human rights advocacy group. His work and career are centered in human rights movements, which is how he is connected with the Zimbabwe Alliance.
His conversation with Prof. Moyo, Dzikamai, reflects on this work as an activist and the lessons he has gained. Talking points include...
• The importance of inclusive leadership to ensure no one is left behind.
• The challenges faced by human rights activists
• The role of communities in actively monitoring manifesto implementation
• Empowering communities to lead change through resources and ethical leadership.
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About the series
After over 80 episodes exploring African philanthropy, we’re launching a new series featuring theme-specific and program-focused conversations. The series spotlights the Zimbabwe Alliance Initiative, which since 2010 has empowered a vibrant civil society through grants, convenings, capacity building, and technical support. Partners have fostered innovative, coordinated responses that amplify marginalised voices, mobilise citizens on critical national issues, and engage policymakers to build regional and international solidarity.Visit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3
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McDonald is the Regional Director and Head of Party at Accountability Lab Zimbabwe. Prior to this, he was a vocal student activist and the General Secretary of the Students Union and National Education and Research Secretary for the Zimbabwe National Students Union, whose efforts connected him to the Zimbabwe Alliance.
His conversation with Prof. Moyo reflects on his journey and lessons gained throughout. Talking points include...
• Exploring the complexities of political crises and authoritarian governance.
• The importance of documenting diverse stories from the Zimbabwe Alliance initiative.
• Establishing Accountability Lab Zimbabwe amidst in-country challenges.
• Emphasising self-care and accountability in civil society work.
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About the series
After over 80 episodes exploring African philanthropy, we’re launching a new series featuring theme-specific and program-focused conversations. The series spotlights the Zimbabwe Alliance Initiative, which since 2010 has empowered a vibrant civil society through grants, convenings, capacity building, and technical support. Partners have fostered innovative, coordinated responses that amplify marginalised voices, mobilise citizens on critical national issues, and engage policymakers to build regional and international solidarity.Visit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3
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Ellen Dorsey is the incumbent Senior Advisor and former Executive Director at Wallace Global Fund, whose early and continued support of the Zimbabwe Alliance has enabled its impact to reach citizens across that nation. She joins Prof. Moyo in a reflective conversation that looks at the birth of the initiatives and lessons gained from the journey. Talking points include...
• How the Wallace Global Fund supported Zimbabwe Alliance for grassroots democracy and human rights.
• Building a collaborative funding strategy for Zimbabwe through local knowledge.
• General challenges faced in securing donor support for democracy efforts
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About the series
After over 80 episodes exploring African philanthropy, we’re launching a new series featuring theme-specific and program-focused conversations. The series spotlights the Zimbabwe Alliance Initiative, which since 2010 has empowered a vibrant civil society through grants, convenings, capacity building, and technical support. Partners have fostered innovative, coordinated responses that amplify marginalised voices, mobilise citizens on critical national issues, and engage policymakers to build regional and international solidarity.Visit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3
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Cynthia Ryan was the first Executive Director and incumbent trustee of The Schooner Foundation, whose work has supported the Zimbabwe Alliance from its inception and through its growth. In a deeply reflective conversation, Cynthia takes stock of the journey of the initiative, its impact across the civil society organisations, and how this has and continues to impact citizens. The conversation touches on...
• Lessons from Zimbabwe's pro-democracy movements influence broader African youth activism.
• The importance of collective investment and support in community initiatives.
• The value of strategic agility and understanding in family foundations.
• Exploration of nonprofit experience and the role of strategic partnerships in philanthropy.
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About the series
After over 80 episodes exploring African philanthropy, we’re launching a new series featuring theme-specific and program-focused conversations. The series spotlights the Zimbabwe Alliance Initiative, which since 2010 has empowered a vibrant civil society through grants, convenings, capacity building, and technical support. Partners have fostered innovative, coordinated responses that amplify marginalised voices, mobilise citizens on critical national issues, and engage policymakers to build regional and international solidarity.Visit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3
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Briggs is the Programs Director at TrustAfrica and the co-conceptualiser of the Zimbabwe Alliance. In Conversation with Prof Moyo, Briggs reflects on the history of the alliance, from its concept to its launch, along with the lessons and insights that have brought the alliance to where it is today. Their talking points include
• The origins of the Zimbabwe Alliance initiative and its evolution.
• Efforts to raise awareness and support for Zimbabwe's democracy struggle
• The early challenges faced by the Zimbabwe Alliance initiative and funding mismanagement.
• Emphasising trust and local relationships in addressing community issues.
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About the series
After over 80 episodes exploring African philanthropy, we’re launching a new series featuring theme-specific and program-focused conversations. The series spotlights the Zimbabwe Alliance Initiative, which since 2010 has empowered a vibrant civil society through grants, convenings, capacity building, and technical support. Partners have fostered innovative, coordinated responses that amplify marginalised voices, mobilise citizens on critical national issues, and engage policymakers to build regional and international solidarity.Visit the podcast webpage: https://bit.ly/484AEr3
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