Zimbabwe Gender Commission

Honoured to have had a courtesy meeting with Minister of Women Affairs Hon. Sen. Mutsvangwa on the sidelines of .

We discussed the complementary roles of the Ministry & ZGC in advancing gender equality. The Minister commended ZGC’s work, recognized by Presidential Awards in 2025 & 2026.

Good Morning!

It’s *Day 4* at and we’re ready for the Official Opening!

The Zimbabwe Gender Commission team is on the ground and ready to engage. Visit our stand in the *big white tent near Hall 5* to learn more about our work, your rights, and how gender equality drives national development.

Let’s build a gender-equal Zimbabwe together.

Our CEO, Directors, and Exhibition Team are on the ground at !

Come meet the team at the Zimbabwe Gender Commission stand in the big white tent near hall 5. We’re here to engage, listen, and share how gender equality drives national development.

Gender equality is not a side issue — it’s a key driver of development and a core pillar of NDS2 as we work towards Vision 2030.

Pass by and let’s talk about building a gender-equal Zimbabwe together.

ZGC Commissioners and CEO attending ZITF International Business Conference. Inclusion of gender as one of NDS2 pillars is an opportunity for inclusive substantive economic prosperity.

The Zimbabwe Gender Commission is exhibiting at the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF). Come through to our stand in the big white tent opposite *Hall 4* to learn more about our work, share your views, and see how we’re advancing gender equality towards Vision 2030.

Our team is ready to engage with you. Let’s talk gender equality, rights, and empowerment.

See you in the Big White Tent Opposite Hall 4!

PRESS STATEMENT: Celebrating Zimbabwe at 46 🇿🇼

The Zimbabwe Gender Commission joins the nation in commemorating 46 years of independence under the theme: _“Zim@46 — Unity and Development Towards Vision 2030.”_

At 46, we reaffirm that gender equality is not optional. It is a mandatory cornerstone of unity, peace, and development. A gender-equal Zimbabwe is a stronger, more resilient, and more prosperous nation.

In this statement, we reflect on 46 years of progress anchored in the 2013 Constitution, highlight our work through evidence-based advocacy like the National Inquiry into Child Marriages, and call for renewed investment in gender equality programmes, inclusive participation, and community engagement as we advance NDS2 and Vision 2030.

Persistent challenges remain — including GBV, unequal economic opportunities, and limited representation of women in decision-making. Sustained, coordinated action is critical.

Read our full 2026 Independence Day Press Statement below.

For Gender Equality.

*For media inquiries:* Chief Executive Officer Virginia Muwanigwa
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We were honoured to join the Independence Day commemorations in Maphisa yesterday, represented by our CEO Mrs. Virginia Muwanigwa and our three Directors.

46 years on, we remember that gender equality remains one of the cornerstones of our liberation. The freedom we celebrate must reach every woman and men across the entire cosmos.

Happy 46th Independence Day, Zimbabwe! Today we celebrate freedom, unity, and the resilience of our nation. As ZGC, we reaffirm our commitment to building a Zimbabwe where women and men enjoy equal rights, justice, and opportunities in an independent nation.

https://zgc.co.zw/2026-zimbabwe-independence-day-press-statement/

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The Zimbabwe Gender Commission is live at the High-Level Political Compact (HLPC) Accountability Indaba, reflecting on progress in the fight against Gender-Based Violence and Harmful Practices as we look toward 2030.

ZGC CEO Mrs. V. Muwanigwa just shared key insights on a panel titled “Reflections on the Roadblocks to 2030: Challenges and Successes,” spotlighting our ongoing efforts to combat and reduce GBV across Zimbabwe.

Assessing our HLPC commitments keeps us accountable and focused. The work continues.

Zimbabwe is on the map! Our joint meeting with the African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights (ACHPR) showcased our progress in advancing gender equality and highlighted areas for improvement. We're committed to strengthening collaboration and implementing human rights instruments. Thanks to ACHPR for the partnership!