Deaf Zimbabwe Trust held a training session in Caledonia which sought to train the youth on being peer counselors on Sexual Reproductive Health issues. The training session held at Mushawedu Community Hall was in conjunction with Mashambanzou Care Trust and Disability HIV and AIDS Trust. The initiative was meant to train youth with disabilities and …
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Goromonzi health service providers have said the unavailability of disability friendly facilities at health centers is a deterrent to quality health services for people with disabilities. Speaking during a discussion fora organized by Deaf Zimbabwe Trust (DZT), Mashambanzou Care Trust and Disability and HIV and AIDS Trust (DHAT) at Caledonia Clinic, health service providers said …
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The Deaf Bulletin 2019 Issue 4 “Subject to the availability of resources” The curse of disability in Zimbabwe – By Barbra Nyangairi The phrase subject to the availability of resources has been consistently used as an excuse to avoid the provision of services for persons with disabilities. The use of the phrase shows a lack …
The Deaf Bulletin 2019 Issue 3 The Education Amendment Bill: Inclusion of Frontline Implementers. By Tsitsi Mupoperi It is commendable that the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Primary and Secondary Education is working to ensure that the Education Act is aligned to the progressive Constitution of Zimbabwe. It goes without saying though, how critical it is …
The Deaf Bulletin 2019 Issue 2 Positively moving ahead. The Education Amendment Bill was approved in the Week of 17 December 2018 and published in the Government Gazette of 15 February 2019. The purpose of the Bill is to amend the Education Act to achieve a number of objectives including realization of: The importance of …
