Southern African Young Diplomats
By Munevimbo Happiness Majoni On a cool evening marked by diplomacy, remembrance and cultural solidarity, the Southern African Young Diplomats had the privilege of attending the screening of Kangamba, hosted by the Embassies of Cuba and Angola in celebration of Africa Day. The evening was far more than a film exhibition, it was an immersion […]
By Annita Mutubuki The Embassy of Nicaragua, in partnership with Audacious Women, transformed its Harare grounds into a vibrant celebration of women on September 27, 2025. The event brought together diplomats, young leaders, women entrepreneurs, representatives from various organizations and members of the public to celebrate women’s creativity, culture and empowerment under the unifying theme […]
By Tadiwa Rabecca Karidza The Southern African Young Diplomats had the privilege of visiting the Cuban Embassy in Zimbabwe. This enlightening experience offered aspiring diplomats a unique opportunity to engage with the intricacies of diplomacy and international relations. Our delegation was warmly welcomed by the Ambassador of Cuba, Her Excellency Susellys Pérez Mesa, and her […]
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By Mellisa Piosi The Southern African Young Diplomats (SAYD), attended to an engaging consular visit to the Embassy of Nicaragua in Harare, graciously hosted by Her Excellency Ambassador Nadeska Cuthbert. From the moment the diplomats stepped through the Embassy gates, Ambassador Nadeska Cuthbert’s warmth and genuine enthusiasm for dialogue embodied the truest essence of […]
By Nodeshah Maingehama “We may have different religions, different languages, different colored skin, but we all belong to one human race.” , Kofi Annan. These profound words found new meaning for a group of aspiring diplomats from Southern Africa during an inspiring educational consular visit to the Embassy of Malaysia in Harare on June 26 […]
By Ruth Tsanga Every year on the 15th of May, voices rise globally to observe and commemorate the mass displacement of Palestinians that began in 1948, known in Arabic as “al-Nakba,” which means “the catastrophe.” This day marks the moment when more than 700,000 Palestinians were forcibly uprooted from their homes and denied their […]
According to an issues paper from the Irish gender based violence is defined as any act or threat of harm inflicted on a person because of their gender. It is rooted in gender inequality, therefore women are primarily affected. Gender based violence refers to any act that results in or is likely to result in […]