Posts by Veeslee Mhepo

My Age Africa, recently convened a Community Dialogue with Religious Leaders in Masvingo, bringing together 20 faith leaders from Apostolic, Pentecostal, African Initiated Churches (AICs), mainstream Christian denominations, and the…

Blessing Mutambara I didn't begin this journey with a blueprint for success. My toolkit comprised a sociology degree, an insatiable curiosity about human connection, and a fervent desire to contribute…

My Age Africa's through the STEPS project is making significant strides in fostering climate resilience and sustainable development across Zimbabwe, as evidenced by recent community engagements. Through impactful screenings and…

Chaurice Wadzanai Dzimwasha When I walked into the African Regional Justice Convening (ARJC) 2026, I expected to learn from colleagues across different countries. What I did not expect was to…

There's a silent burden many men carry, a sentence swallowed a thousand times: "I am not okay." This unspoken truth often lies heavy at the back of the throat, especially…

June 2026 marked a pivotal moment for HIV advocacy in Zimbabwe as civil society organizations (CSOs) collaboratively shaped the nation's critical health financing opportunities. Through unified leadership, technical expertise, and…

My Age Africa is proud to be participating in the targeted one-on-one mentorship sessions facilitated by the STEPS team as part of preparations for Year 3 implementation of the project.…

Veeslee Mhepo In today's world, it is almost impossible to avoid comparison. Every scroll on social media reveals someone graduating, launching a business, travelling the world, getting promoted, or achieving…