A step towards an inclusive Gwanda through disability awareness and sign language training By Newsday News – April 24, 2022 Mr Pick Nkomwa, founder of NFT presenting in disability By Sipho H. SibandaNkomwa Foundation Trust (henceforth NFT), partnered with Alaso Academy together with Sunrise Sign Language Academy and held a week-long sign language and disability…
By Staff Reporter Nkomwa Foundation Trust (NFT) Director, Mr. Pick Nkomwa, on Friday hosted a luncheon for 16 beneficiaries and their caregivers drawn from Gwanda Urban, in what became a day of inspiration, reflection and celebration. In his remarks, Mr. Nkomwa extended a warm welcome to the gathering, linking the event to NFT’s 5th anniversary…
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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,…
Yoliswa Dube-Moyo, Matabeleland South Bureau Chief In Zimbabwe, spousal abuse is the most common form of GBV with women being themain victims. Authorities are on record saying GBV cases rose during the Covid-19-induced lockdownsas men and women were literally locked down together The closure of industries and loss of jobs, it was noted, fuelled friction…