By Ntokozo Ncube Gwanda:Nkomwa Foundation Trust is a community-based organisation whose aim is to advocate for inclusivity of People with disabilities among communities in Gwanda communal wards and Hivos Southern Africa is the funding partner for this cause, for a 3-month intervention covering 2 communal wards namely Datata, ward 2, Gwanda urban ward and Buvuma,…
Mat-South colourful disability expo closed on a high note July 4, 2023 By Choice Magazine Pick Nkomwa Choice News Africa Gwanda – Matabeleland South Province’s recently held colourful 11th Disability Expo closed on a high note with a lot of entertainment and business deals that will see the opening of new businesses run by persons with disability. The…
Editor’s Desk – Africa on witchcraft and ritualism assets November 25, 2022 By Choice Magazine The mentality of getting famous quick, has gripped many people, who think it’s better to become ironic, using ritualism and any means possible, even if its killing or raping. That Africans are a deeply spiritual people is beyond doubt or debate,…
Gateway to Elation advancing knowledge on persons with disabilities November 30, 2023 By Choice Magazine Chrispen Tabvura Choice News Africa Bulawayo – The hands on Gateway to Elation a Bulawayo based organisation that seeks to empower persons with disabilities with modern technological skills, has engaged the services of Internet Society of Zimbabwe chapter in an effort to…
September 27, 2022 By Choice Magazine Promise Dube and Nomvula Ncube Choice News Africa Gwanda –Nkomwa Foundation Trust (NFT) joins the entire world in celebrating the International Day of Sign Languages under the theme, ‘Sign languages unite us’ at a colourful event that was held in the capital of Matabeleland South capital Gwanda. The 23…
Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutuk, Chronicle ReporterWHEN he first walked through the gates of Mushongahande Primary School in Guruve todo his Grade One at the age of nine, Mr Pick Nkomwa who was born with deformed handsbecame a laughing stock at the school. Source: Chronicle: read more That term he came last in his class as he could…