Day 3 of the National Disability Expo 2026 is underway in Masvingo. Our team member, Mary Mbiza, is engaging with stakeholders in the Venda language, explaining the services offered by the Nkomwa Foundation Trust (NFT) and inviting partners to collaborate in disability programming. At NFT, we believe that effective communication and partnerships are key to…
Sione Amidu, Sunday News reporter DESPITE having a disability, Honest Phiri from Vumbachikwe Mine in Gwanda is a hard working young man who makes a living fromdoing menial jobs. Phiri, born on 26 August 1998, is the third born in a family of four children. His mother had a normal delivery. However, Phiri delayeddevelopmental milestones…
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As Disability Pride Month is coming to a close, as Nkomwa Foundation Trust, here’s something we would love for more people to remember: Disability is not just something that happens to “other people.” Disability can be:Visible – someone who uses a wheelchair, white cane, prosthetic limb, or has a limb difference. Invisible – such as autism, ADHD,…
Matabeleland rural leaders continue receiving disability capacitation March 4, 2024 By Choice Magazine Choice News Africa Correspondent Gwanda – The Matabeleland South Province Disability organisation, Nkomwa Foundation Trust (NFT) recently intensifies its training in disability capacitation around Gwanda rural wards, including the ward 17 training on sensitisation. The workshop was convened at Manama community hall and targeting…