HARARE – Today, November 25, 2025, on the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, the Zimbabwe Human Rights Association (ZimRights) stands with the global community to highlight the urgent threat of digital violence against women and girls.
This ambitious show, which blends music, narrative, and bold stagecraft within a massive 3,000-seat auditorium, features an all-star cast of beloved local figures.
Gospel icon Pastor Bonnie Deuschle and award-winning singer Janet Manyowa headline the production, bringing their powerful voices and extensive stage experience to the narrative. They are joined by media personality Arthur Evans and seasoned actor Walter Tapfumaneyi, alongside a wide ensemble of professional musicians and choir members.
By Tendai Keith Guvamombe
The Declaration was officially presented in Luanda by H.E. Chief Fortune Charumbira, President of the Pan-African Parliament, and H.E. Younous Omarjee, Vice-President of the European Parliament. The central theme of the Summit is “Promoting Peace and Prosperity through Effective Multilateralism,” reflecting a shift from a donor-recipient model to one of co-investment and shared global leadership.
Zimbabwe, recently named by Forbes Magazine as the Number One Destination to Visit in 2025, seized a unique opportunity to profile its rich tourism offerings at the biennial Reflect 25 Religious Conference in Nuremberg, Germany.
