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Topic : Hatcliffe Extension

Empowering women and girls through sports in Zimbabwe

The girls from rural communities have had opportunities to participate fully in the programme and display their athletic skills through YASD's interventions.

By Joe Kuseka Feb. 18, 2024

Empowering women and girls through sports in Zimbabwe

YASD project attracts Japanese interest

Koshio is studying towards a PhD in International Collaboration and Development Studies; and is working on a research topic titled Menstrual Health in Zimbabwe.

By Munyaradzi Madzokere Oct. 1, 2023

Muslim community transforms lives in Hatcliffe

The trust plans to run adult education classes as there are many women who cannot speak or read and are unable to assist their children with schoolwork.

By Albert Masaka Mar. 19, 2023

Muslim community transforms lives in Hatcliffe

Radio personality KVG joins Street Child World Cup Zimbabwe project

KVG will be the ambassador for the 10-member girls’ team, which will hoist the country’s flag in Qatar after signing an agreement with a local organisation, Young Achievement Sport for Development (YASD), who are the custodians of the event in Zimbabwe.

By The Southern Eye Jul. 24, 2022

Radio personality KVG joins Street Child World Cup Zimbabwe project

By The Southern Eye Jul. 24, 2022

French Embassy supports Hatcliffe reusable sanitary pads project

The project is being driven by a local organisation Young Achievement Sports for Development (YASD) which has been doing a lot of community work in Hatcliffe Extension, once a holding camp for urban migrants coming from different parts of Harare, for almost two decades.

By The Southern Eye May. 22, 2022