We love Zim. And for over 30 years we’ve worked to help people all over Zimbabwe fight injustice and overcome poverty.
That’s why we’re training small-scale farmers to help them increase their income, respond to climate change and protect their environment. We’re working with people living with HIV and AIDS to help them access treatment and reduce discrimination. And we’re helping women to understand their rights and play a more active role in society.
"We were severely stigmatised by our community. No one wanted us near them and people would laugh at us."
- Simiso Blessing (above, middle) with husband Abisaih and daughter More
A truck driver in Zimbabwe (photo © Marcus Perkins/Progressio)
Zimbabwe continues to suffer from interlinked crises, including major human rights abuses amid increased militarisation of the state. Over the past decade, Zimbabwe’s leaders have progressively tightened their grip on power, rigging elections and organising violence against their opponents.
