18 June, 2018 |
Zimbabwe Development Democracy Trust (ZDDT), which supports Emganwini’s Greenfields Garden, with funding from Sally Foundation of Australia, recently handed over solar torches, lamps and chargers to the Technical Committee of the project.
21 May, 2018 |
The community surrounding Emganwini’s Greenfields Garden is already benefiting from the ZDDT supported project.
11 May, 2018 |
Kirimuva Garden, one the five supported by the Zimbabwe Development Democracy Trust (ZDDT) with funding from Sally Foundation and Global Development Group (GDG) of Australia, has started supplying lettuce to one the country’s leading supermarket chains, Pick n Pay.
06 January, 2018 |
There was singing, dancing, ululation, as well as whistling, as Mike Roche of Sally Foundation arrived at the newly-established Greenfields Garden in Bulawayo’s neat and orderly but impoverished Emganwini Township.
13 October, 2017 |
Councillor for Bulawayo’s Ward 28, which covers Cowdray Park Township, Collet Ndlovu, has commended the Zimbabwe Development Democracy Trust (ZDDT)’s monthly Business Social Credit Scheme (BSCS) as a step in the right direction.
16 August, 2017 |
Two elderly women, Sana Nyoni, 99, and Irene Matafeni, 76, both of Nkulumane, are the latest beneficiaries of the Zimbabwe Development Democracy Trust (ZDDT)’s Business Social Credit Scheme (BSCS).
16 August, 2017 |
On August 4, the Zimbabwe Development Democracy Trust (ZDDT), officially launched the commercialisation component of the Sizinda Community Garden, a development aimed at increasing income for beneficiaries.
22 June, 2018 |
“In life when you die you should leave behind a difference in your community, country or world; you must create a good difference, not a bad one,” these are the words of Patricia Tshabalala of Mpopoma.
26 February, 2018 |
After surviving the HIV virus in 2003, when her CD4 count had dropped to one, Senzeni Bhila resolved to do something for God and his people for the rest of her life.
04 March, 2017 |
“Helping the needy, especially orphans and vulnerable members of the community, has always been within me as the chief orphan myself.”
23 June, 2014 |
by Chrispen Tabavura, ZDDT Field Correspondent Above: Ald Mabaleka at a ZDDT community graduation ceremony. Bulawayo, Zimbabwe: Describing Israel Mabaleka’s work and service will need almost three months, and that will not do any justice to readers nor Mr. Mabaleka.
Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. The National History Museum of Zimbabwe, which is one of the best of such facilities in Africa, is in dire need of rehabilitation.
BULAWAYO, Zimbabwe – Its imposing exterior is deceptive of its true condition. In quite simple terms, the Bulawayo Public Library is in very dire straits.
Read more: ZDDT Appeal: Bulawayo Library in dire straitsBULAWAYO, Zimbabwe – A group of young volunteers, working from their small office in Gwabalanda Central, Ward 15, continue to demonstrate their commitment towards improving living conditions in their area.
Read more: ZDDT Appeal: Bulawayo youth group looks to boost community by restoring children's playgroundsBULAWAYO – Proceedings at the Burombo Feeding Scheme for vulnerable children have continued quietly, until lately when the responsible committee began receiving a flurry of enquiries about possible assistance.
Read more: ZDDT Appeal Update: Determination bridges the gaps at vulnerable childrens feeding schemeGWERU, Zimbabwe – Faith based organisation, The Alois Haene Memorial Centre (AHMC), situated in Gweru’s CBD, was established and is run by the Roman Catholic religious congregation, Sisters of the Child Jesus. The Centre bears the name of a former Bishop of Gweru Diocese, who incidentally is also founder of the Congregation that administers AHMC.
Read more: ZDDT Appeal: Assisting the vulnerable children of Gweru
