Comments on: Vakazdi veruwadzano

By: christine

christine — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 10:40:50 +0000

lets not as women be too much consumed on being a wife,mother,daughter,sister but to play the role of me first.I think we should see ourselves as individuals before we become all these other people.To fit in all these roles you have to first deal with you.So I do agree that we need to take action and get information about what concerns us and not to be petty and fight over who has the nicest hair do.LETS DISCUSS MEAT AND BORNS gals and not to be trivial.

By: Lorraine Muwuya

Lorraine Muwuya — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 10:29:16 +0000

I invite all women who are ready to talk about intimate issues and all that have to do with our lives as women to have a women circle after every fortnight . To sign up for this use my email address or my mobile number 0913 094 714.

We can break the new ground

By: Rudo Tamangani

Rudo Tamangani — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 09:47:11 +0000

Girl, you are head on. We need these NGOs to also target urban women. Let them do it in schools, churches etc. I realise that the information sharing here in the urban areas is taken for granted maybe because we have so many choices of media, but you will be suprised how many women do have access. Lets also take an active role to inform each other at church or in the neighbourhood or whatever clubs we have, be it funeral clubs, kitchen parties etc.

By: EnMoore

EnMoore — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 18:52:24 +0000

Hey gal you are so so so right. I am challenged! What should we do? Talking kitchen parties I have not been invited to one in more than 8 years, yes EIGHT! I am the woman you are describing.
Women out there what should we do? Lets go to our clubs and talk politics, HIV and AIDS and women laws.

By: memory

memory — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 11:39:26 +0000

So true yet so sad. Today’s women have been caught up in the web of trying to survive. What with so many issues vying for our attention; completing work assignments, picking kids from school, helping them with their homework, reading e mails etc it becomes impossible to keep up with gender developments let alone contribute or even reflect on issues that affect us as women