By Pick Nkomwa Founding Executive Director There is always hope in every circumstance of life. No one is a total cast-off of life as long as opportunities are afforded equally in a given society. No one cannot imagine how God uses his vessels to change the course of life of other people. This cannot be…
June 9, 2022 By Choice Magazine Nomathemba Mathe Choice News Africa Gwanda – While disability is a condition that is involuntary, many people with disabilities are either neglected or left to stay indoors, as many families have always been shunning their disabled children, going to the level of keeping them in the house, far from the mainstream…
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…
shot in the arm for gwanda communities May 4, 2022 By Choice Magazine By Kudakwashe Kutinyo Gwanda -The recent successful second sign language workshop for stakeholders in Gwanda has revealed a strong message of inclusivity towards improving communication through sign language within communities. Gwanda community paying attention to the sign language facilitator. Picture by Choice News Africa NTF…
Gwanda – Preparations for the second sign language workshop, are at an advanced stage, according to senior officials from Nkomwa Foundation. The sign language workshop has been scheduled for 18-23 April 2022 in Gwanda. In an interview with the director of Nkomwa Foundation Trust, Mr Pick Nkomwa, he highlighted on what to expect during the workshop….
Gwanda – Zimbabwe based Nkomwa Foundation Trust, an organization that caters for people with disabilities and special needs recently equipped Ntalale villagers under Chief Nhlamba in Gwanda South with knowledge on disability rights and gender-based violence. Speaking during the Sensitization meeting, Nkomwa Trust Foundation leader Mr Pick Nkomwa, gave an insight about the organization’s core…
Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu, Chronicle ReporterSEVEN-YEAR-OLD Ropafadzo Gumbo who is physically disabled started school during thesecond term last year, which marked the start of her journey to realising her dream ofbeing a doctor. Read more Ropafadzo was diagnosed with Ostogenesis Imprefecta (OI) in 2017.This is a genetic bone disorder that is present at birth. It is also…
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…
Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu, Chronicle ReporterFOR nine-year-old Advocate Maphosa who is physically disabled, the walk to school isnot an easy one and attending lessons has become a burden for him. He uses a faulty artificial leg, hence walking only brings excruciating pain to him.He can only get relief when he does not move around a lot. Source:…
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…