RNCYPT is implementing a 2-year project on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights in Chinhoyi, Raffingora and Katiyo from April 2019 to March 2021. The organisation is therefore looking for an experienced and competent consultant to carry out a baseline survey in these three project areas.
Regional Network of the Children and Young People Trust (RNCYPT) is a youth led non-profit organization, working: To inspire children and young people to have a voice, space and capacity to meaningfully and effectively participate in policy and governance processes at national and regional level. RNCYPT in the process of creating its 2019 suppliers register.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE To end child marriage, invest in a skilled ‘GirlForce’ says Regional Network of The Children and Young People Trust on International Day of the Girl 11 October, 2018Harare – As the world celebrates International Day of the Girl on 11 October, RNCYPT is calling for greater investments to improve girls’ education, skills,
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Globally 89% of girls complete primary education, but only 77% complete lower secondary education, which in most countries is 9 years of schooling. In low income countries, the numbers drop to below 2/3 for primary education, and only 1/3 for lower secondary school. The report says that limited educational opportunities for girls and barriers to
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STATISTICS FLOOD IN THE PROBABILITY OF BUILDING NOAH’S ARK ESCALATING TEARS OF A CRYING CHILDREN SORROWS THAT DROWN HEARTS WISHES TO BREAK SHACKLES THAT TIE PROGRESSIVE YOUTH BACK AND HANG THEIR FREEDOM BY THEIR NECK TIRELESS THEY GO AND LABOUR WITH NO REST AGAINST THESE DEADLY HALLOWS THE ADVOCATE MARSHALS STAND THEIR
RNCYPT and its partners are hosting the National Workshop for Child and Youth Led Organizations from the 29th of April to the 5th of May 2018 in Marondera at Karuzamaondo Outdoor Centre. Our participants will be ranging in age from 10-24 years old. We are therefore calling for Youth Volunteers to help our workshop
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ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED BY: HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH (Harare) – Children and adults who work on Zimbabwe’s tobacco farms are facing serious risks to their health as well as labor abuses, Human Rights Watch said in a report released today. Child labor and other human rights abuses on tobacco farms in Zimbabwe tarnish the tobacco industry’s contributions to the country’s economic growth
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BREAKING THE WALLS OF SILENCE: Young Women’s Empowerment[author] [author_info]FUMISO CHIGOGWANA[/author_info] [/author] Women emancipation has been a pressing issue with several movements advocating for women to be included in the social, political, religious and economic circles of the society. However, the role and space of girls and young women in these movements seems to have
