Posts by Veeslee Mhepo

Veeslee Mhepo Okay, let's be real. Scrolling through social media can sometimes feel like wading through a swamp, right? Especially when your feed is flooded with stories about body shaming,…

Tadiwanashe Mugadza Stepping into My Age Africa as an intern has proven to be a transformative experience, characterized by profound learning, a strong sense of purpose, and meaningful engagement. Throughout…

Transparency International Zimbabwe (TI Z) convened an Anti-corruption policy dialogue in Masvingo to strengthen integrity and accountability within the health sector. Bringing together 30 participants from government ministries, civil society,…

As the Global Fund prepares for its Grant Cycle 8 (GC8), a significant opportunity has arisen for the youth constituency to articulate its priorities and influence the direction of global…

My Age Africa in collaboration with DAWA under the Connecting Adolescents girls and young women for HIV Prevention Project  Provincial Symposium recently convened in Rutenga, Mwenezi District, bringing together 100…

In anticipation of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, My Age Africa, in collaboration with key stakeholders and hosted by Midweek Watch, convened a crucial digital conversation addressing…

Tsepo Ndebele, a 24-year-old final-year Sociology student at Lupane State University, embodies a fervent commitment to social justice and equality. Her dedication stems from a profound belief in the inherent…

By Leonard Chiyaka In advancing Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) for young people, the core of the mission extends from our communities to our teams. At My Age…