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We seek to foster partnerships with various stakeholders that build towards mutual goals and re-enforcing our impact.

Generations of healthy and empowered young people (students, youth, adolescents and children) across Africa.

Empowering a Generation: SAYWHAT Trains 40 youth-led/focused CSOs on Advocacy and Governance

Empowering a Generation: SAYWHAT Trains 40 youth-led/focused CSOs on Advocacy and Governance Harare, Zimbabwe, May 02, 2025, – A wave of renewed purpose and strategic

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Celebrating World TB Day: SAYWHAT’s TB Champions Pave the Way – Unveiling the Youth-Focused Rights and Literacy Manual

Celebrating World TB Day: SAYWHAT’s TB Champions Pave the Way – Unveiling the Youth-Focused Rights and Literacy Manual 25 March 2025 – Yesterday, SAYWHAT joined

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Call for Consultancy – Governance

Call for Consultancy – Governance Project Background: SAYWHAT and WILD in a consortium with SC Norway are implementing an EU funded project/action whose main

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THEME Africa in Action: Catalysing Integrated Sustainable Responses to end AIDS, TB & Malaria. Objectives Catalysing Africa’s progress towards triple elimination and sustainable resilient health systems through innovation and digital technologies. Promote cooperation among governments, communities, the private sector, and international organizations to enhance health security and improve pandemic preparedness and response. Strengthen capacity and facilitate […]

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Web for life Network

Web for Life Network is a movement of female students and young women who are leaders and advocates for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights. The network is a safe space for young women and female students to actively advance the recognition, protection, and fulfilment of women’s human rights, in particular their sexual and reproductive health and rights.

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Mugota/Ixhiba Young Men`s Forum

SAYWHAT established a space for male students called the Mugota/Ixhiba Young men’s Forum. The name Mugota/Ixhiba has cultural connotation harnessing from the labelling of young men’s bedroom/hut as gota/ixhiba where young men could literally discuss their sexuality, dreams and how they envision themselves exercising masculinity and responsibility in life.

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The Ministry of Health and Child Care , SAYWHAT with the support from Stop TB Partnership has launched A Youth Focused Rights and Literacy Manual for Tuberculosis which is aimed at empowering young people, enhance their understanding of TB, while equipping them with knowledge and confidence to assert their rights and access quality TB services.