Philosopher|human rights|Social and Economic rights advocate|Applied Ethics|ESG
Harare, Zimbabwe
Joined January 2013
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Roselilly Ushewokunze retweeted
A huge thank you to all good food lovers who visited our stall at the Botanical gardens over the weekend. Thank you for supporting farmers who are investing in agroecology and defending our right to seeds.
#foodsovereignty
#seedsovereignty
#agroecology
#myfoodiszimbabwean
Roselilly Ushewokunze retweeted
🌏The Disaster Risk Management Bill presents an opportunity to transform Zim’s disaster governance by
▶️ Shifting from disaster response to DRR
▶️ Decentralizing decision-making to provincial and district levels
▶️ ensuring vulnerable groups are meaningful included in DRM
Roselilly Ushewokunze retweeted
A global coalition under the banner ‘Stop Financing Factory Farming’ is urging the World Bank and the International Finance Corporation to stop funding factory farming and redirect money to smallholder farmers
#KBCniYetu
Roselilly Ushewokunze retweeted
The town hall meeting on Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 of 2026 has received full police clearance. Join us Thu, 19 Feb 2026 | 17:30 at the Crowne Plaza Hotel, Great Indaba for an open, clause-by-clause discussion. Can’t attend? Watch live on Accountability Lab Zim Facebook
Roselilly Ushewokunze retweeted
Defend and protect your identity howsover you define it and never allow anyone to force you into the single identity they prefer. Be also open to the fact that you have multiple identities. Allow all your identities to peacefully co-exist. Don't allow one to dominate others.
Roselilly Ushewokunze retweeted
🌕 It’s almost here! 🔥
Tomorrow we gather in Harare for The People’s COP 2025 — a people-powered climate dialogue challenging greenwashing and amplifying community voices. STAY TUNED for more updates!
#PeopleOverProfit #ClimateJustice
Roselilly Ushewokunze retweeted
GLOBAL WEEK OF ACTIONS
RESIST
RECLAIM
RISE UP
#StopTheHarm
Roselilly Ushewokunze retweeted
On 31/06/2025, we hosted a fish farming training and field day at Mr. Zinyamu in Mandidzidze village under the FAMS project with support from @foodjusticenet. More than 54 enthusiastic youths, young women, and farmers were trained.
Roselilly Ushewokunze retweeted
📣Ubusazi na?
Uhlelo lokukhululeka kwabalimi ekusebenziseni inhlanyelo yindlela eqinisekisa ukuthi abalimi bayenelisa ukulawula indlela abasebenzisa ngayo inhlanyelo yabo, okugoqela amalungelo okonga, okusebenzisa, okutshintshana kanye lokuthengiselana.
#communitydiaries
Roselilly Ushewokunze retweeted
Did you know Zimbabwe's debt burden continues to grow? What's your biggest concern about the country's debt situation?
#zimdebtconference2025
#debtfreeZim!
Roselilly Ushewokunze retweeted
📢#FAMSPartnerSpotlight🌱
Zion City Foundation (ZCF) is among partner organizations implementing the Feminist Agroecology Model Schools (#FAMS) project being led by @foodjusticenet.
💡With a background in empowering youths through educational support and skills training, ZCF will implement the #FAMS project at Mvuthu BH11 through equipping farmers with vocational skills, value addition techniques, and market access strategies.
Part of their objectives also include advocating for policy changes that support agro-ecology and climate resilience programming.
#communitydiaries #FAMSInAction
Frontline communities often bear the brunt of climate impacts. What better way to address these issues than to co-create knowledge and harness synergies whilst bearing in mind their differences? #FAMSInAction
📢 @foodjusticenet coordinator, Roselilly Ushewokunze, describes the Feminist Agroecology Model Schools (FAMS) project as one that is people-centric.
The project recognises that frontline communities experience critical challenges, including lack of food sovereignty and the brutal impacts of climate change, thus requiring frontline communities to be at the centre of providing solutions.
#communitydiaries #FAMSInAction
Roselilly Ushewokunze retweeted
📢@foodjusticenet recently launched a Feminist Agroecology Model Schools (FAMS) project, a project seeking to tackle intersecting challenges of climate vulnerability, food systems fragility, and social inequality that disproportionately affect women and girls across Africa.
✅️In collaboration with grassroot partner organizations, the Food Justice Network (FJN) will implement the FAMS project in the Matabeleland South, Matabeleland North, Manicaland and Mashonaland East provinces of Zimbabwe. As the project takes off, its objective is to demonstrate the viability and replicability of the agroecology model as a sustainable alternative to industrial food systems and to increase the adaptive capacity of grassroots communities to climate change.
👇Get to learn more about who the Food Justice Network is, what they stand for, and how they achieve it by checking out their profile below.⬇️
#communitydiaries #FAMSInAction
Roselilly Ushewokunze retweeted
Today we launch the Feminist Agroecology Models School. (FAMS). The project tackles the intersecting challenges of climate vulnerability, food systems fragility and social inequality that disproportionately affects women and young people in Africa.
