The Top 20 Influential Zimbabwean Women Who Rocked In 2015
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The Top 20 Influential Zimbabwean Women Who Rocked In 2015

      1. Tsitsi MasiyiwaTsitsi Masiyiwa is an African philanthropist and social entrepreneur who has devoted much of her life to empowering disadvantaged children through education and harnessing technology to create employment opportunities for young people.She is founder and co-chair of the Higherlife Foundation, a nonprofit organization that has invested time, money and resources over the past 18 years in sending tens of thousands of children to school in Central and Southern Africa. Masiyiwa co-founded Muzinda Hub, an entrepreneurship and innovation project based in Harare, Zimbabwe. Muzinda is an incubator lab for youth digital skills development and business mentorship that leverages technology to promote youth entrepreneurship.

        For nearly two decades, Masiyiwa has dedicated her life’s work to orphaned and vulnerable children in Zimbabwe, Lesotho, Burundi and South Africa, supporting them with basic education and carrying them through to college and vocational training. She has also been involved in identifying and nurturing young talent by selecting hundreds of gifted African students, and offering them scholarships through high school to university, including top overseas universities such as Yale, Harvard and Oxford.She is wife to Econet founder Strive Masiyiwa.

         

1 Comment

  • gerro 18/01/2016

    Gets an accolade for supporting white racist invaders and land thieve ha?
    Regai kazvipzmhidze futi tikadzosere pa Hotel Matapi pa Mbare apa.

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