02 April, 2025 |
Following the initial success of their high-impact initiative, Woodville-based 3rd Millennium Trust have launched Phase Two with support from Zimbabwe Development Democracy Trust (ZDDT) and Sally Foundation.
25 June, 2024 |
During the visit of Sally Foundation co-funded gardens, Mike Roche, took time out to officially open the Green Gardens toilet block and solar-powered borehole, both self-financed, marking a significant milestone towards achieving self-sustainability.
22 April, 2024 |
In a heart-warming display of building community sustainability, the High Impact initiative launched a year ago by the Zimbabwe Development Democracy Trust (ZDDT) in partnership with the Sally Foundation, has yielded remarkable results at Ekuphumuleni Geriatric Nursing Home and Sir Humphrey Gibbs institutions.
11 March, 2024 |
ZDDT's social investment partner, Sally Foundation, and Chematek Lubricants, a local business in Bulawayo, have collaborated to give back to the people through the Business Social Credit Scheme.
13 October, 2026 |
Green Gardens market garden in Sizinda recently hosted an end-of-year gathering to mark the close of its financial and governance year and usher in a new leadership chapter. The event brought together garden members and representatives from neighbouring gardens, creating an opportunity to celebrate progress, strengthen relationships and look ahead to the next year.
13 October, 2026 |
Kirimuva market garden members in Pumula are preparing their land for maize cropping to boost food production and household livelihoods, with the initiative using community garden resources to lay the groundwork for a productive and income-generating planting season.
13 October, 2026 |
Pelandaba Primary School has turned previously unused land into a flourishing vegetable garden through support from the Zimbabwe Development Democracy Trust (ZDDT) under its High Impact Programme. The initiative is providing pupils with an opportunity to engage with nutrition, agriculture and environmental stewardship while making productive use of the school grounds.
07 October, 2026 |
Members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints recently joined gardeners at Sizinda Green Gardens in a meaningful volunteer effort to support the thriving community market garden. Working enthusiastically alongside garden members, the volunteers practically contributed their time and skills while strengthening valuable community partnerships.
07 October, 2026 |
Geraldine Roche Arts Academy (GRAA) Coordinator Mazwendoda J Ndlovu reflects on his journey from volunteer to arts leader, the transformation he has witnessed in young creatives, and his vision for an academy producing talent for Zimbabwe and beyond.
25 August, 2026 |
The curtains came down on another chapter of creative training as thirty aspiring artists graduated from the Geraldine Roche Arts Academy (GRAA) at the Bulawayo Theatre.
17 August, 2026 |
The Geraldine Roche Arts Academy (GRAA) continues to equip aspiring creatives with practical skills that extend beyond the stage and into community development. A recent training session exposed Level 1 students to an approach that uses the performing arts as a catalyst for social transformation.
22 July, 2026 |
Young artists thrive when they are given opportunities to showcase their talents before live audiences and compete alongside their peers.
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.
BULAWAYO, 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.
BULAWAYO – 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 scheme
GWERU, 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
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