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Woza Moya February 2010 English
To all Zimbabweans on Valentines Day 2010, our message is simple:
Hearts starve as well as bodies; give us bread, but give us roses too. Shine Zimbabwe Shine! Khazimula Zimbabwe Khazimula! Penya Zimbabwe Penya!
It is not enough that bread has returned to our shelves. Our hearts are also starving for a people-driven constitution. We demand [...]
Woza Moya January 2010 English
We demand REAL SCHOOLS with REAL TEACHERS for a REAL EDUCATION
Looking back to look forward - Education in Zimbabwe by WOZA
The education of their children has been a major driving force for WOZA members and the motivation behind much activism. In the first decade after Independence, the education system in Zimbabwe was praised [...]
Woza Moya - September 2009 - English
The United Nations International Day of Peace is commemorated on September 21. This “Peace Day” provides an opportunity for individuals, organizations and nations to create practical acts of peace. In 2002 the General Assembly officially declared September 21 as the permanent date for the International Day of Peace. By creating the International Day of Peace, [...]
Woza Moya Newsletter June 2009 - English
20 June is the United Nations World Refugee Day
Theme: Real People, Real Needs -Vanhu Chaivho, Nezvido Chaizvo
Singabantu Abaqotho, Silezidingo Eziqotho
And WE ARE THE REAL PEOPLE SPEAKING OUT ABOUT OUR NEEDS.
It seems to us that Zimbabweans are not treated as real people with real needs, WE are treated like refugees our own country. WHY DO WE [...]
May Woza Moya newsletter - English
100 Days of the Government of National Unity – an analysis of priorities
10 months have passed since the Global Political Agreement was signed. They promised to “build a democratic and just, inclusive society free of fear, violence, patronage, corruption and to ensure a better life for all Zimbabweans”. They promised to “arrest the fall in [...]
Woza Moya newsletter December 2008 - English edition
Human Rights of Women – Human Rights for All:
Universal Declaration for Human Rights 60 years after.
Zimbabweans - Stand up for the TRUTH and it will set you free of this regime.
WOZA members are commemorating the 16 Days of Activism and the 60th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. The truth is that there [...]
Woza Moya Newsletter - October 2008 - English edition
Indira Gandhi once said, “You cannot shake hands with a clenched fist.†Was she talking about Zanu PF?
AN OPEN LETTER FROM THE PEOPLE OF ZIMBABWE TO:
1. PRINCIPALS: Robert Mugabe/Arthur Mutambara/Morgan Tsvangirai
2. Mediation Team led by Thabo Mbeki
3. Southern African Development Community Chairman/President South Africa Kgalema Motlanthe
4. African Union Chairman/ Tanzania President Jakaya Kikwete
Dear Sirs,
WE DECLARE A NATIONAL DISASTER AND [...]
Woza Moya Newsletter - September 2008 - English
“This year, the International Day of Peace takes on special meaning. This is the year we also mark the sixtieth anniversary of the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. We know that human rights are essential to peace… There is so much to unite around on this International Day of Peace. I [...]
Woza Moya newsletter - July 2008 - English
A quote from Eleanor Roosevelt: “Women are like teabags. We don’t know how strong we are until we are in hot water.”
Freedom in a fortnight? A view from the trenches
This view represents a consulted way forward recommended by Women and Men of Zimbabwe Arise (WOZA/MOZA). We are an organisation owned by its 60,000 [...]
Woza Moya - Shona - Africa Day Edition - May 2008
AFRICA DAY 25 MAY 2008
RAMBA WAKASHINGA UCHIMIRIRA MWANA WAKO
Sezvo nyika dzese dzemuAfrica dzichipemberera zuva re Africa Day viki rino, nengo dze WOZA dzakaona kusina kukosha kuita izvi. Musi wa 25 May izuva rekupemberera kugarisana kwakanaka nekubatana kwe Africa, asi hapana chekupemberera sezvo wurombo uchienderera mberi nemakore atinofanira kurarama achidzika. Chii chiripo chekupemberera sezvo maZimbabwe avasisina [...]