By Takudzwa Tondoya Local disability advocacy group Signs of Hope Trust has raised concern that social isolation made worse by social media and technology is contributing to rising mental health issues among people with disabilities. Speaking to 263Chat, Signs of Hope Trust director Samantha Sibanda said there
A national budget workshop hosted by disability advocacy group Signs of Hope Trust has empowered Zimbabwe’s disabled communities to take an active role in shaping financial policies for the 2025 budget. The workshop aimed to educate participants on how to engage with the National Budget Strategy
Local disability advocacy group Signs of Hope Trust has spotlighted the crucial need for integrating the needs and realities of persons with disabilities into Zimbabwe's upcoming economic census. In an interview with 263chat, Samantha Sibanda, Executive Director of the disability advocacy organization, highlighted that this census
Disability advocacy group Signs of Hope in partnership with the Zimbabwe Media Commission (ZMC) are exhibiting at this year’s National Disability expo with the aim to create awareness about access to information through the Freedom of Information Act. The event is being hosted at Chipadze Stadium
Local disability advocacy group, Signs of Hope Trust hosted a fact-checking workshop aimed at capacitating People with Disabilities (PWDs) amid calls for urgent need for verified information among the grouping. In an interview with 263chat, stakeholders shared their experiences and concerns regarding misinformation and its impact
Advocates and representatives of Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) have called for the urgent need for the 2024 national budget to be socially inclusive and pro-disability. Speaking at a national budget engagement meeting held in Harare on Tuesday stakeholders raised concerns about the current budget allocation and
Disability advocacy group, Signs of Hope Trust, has praised the government for its commitment to upholding the right to access information and urged further action to bridge the digital divide for persons with disabilities. In a statement to mark the International Day for Universal Access to
People with Disabilities (PWDs) and youths have called for empowerment and greater inclusion into mainstream economic activities. Speaking on the sidelines of a mango drying training workshop in Harare on Thursday, Signs of Hope Trust director Samantha Sibanda said it is time to move away from
Local pressure group for People with Disabilities (PWDs), Signs of Hope Trust has called on the Government to introduce wealth tax as a way of addressing the inequality gap between the rich and the poor. In an interview with 263Chat on the sidelines of the multi
Human rights pressure group, the Zimbabwe Peace Project (ZPP) has expressed concern over increased human rights violations perpetrated against People with Disabilities (PWDs). In a fact sheet report, the pressure group said PWDs continue to be the vulnerable group as they are viewed as a charity
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