The List By Identities Media Holdings
Receiving The List Award as a runner-up for the Human Rights Impact Award meant a great deal to Chinga Govhati. She expressed that this recognition validates her commitment to human rights work, especially in a sector often marked by challenges and setbacks. “Being recognized becomes the impetus to work even harder, knowing that the work
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Yvonne Mateko, first runner-up for the Poverty Alleviation Impact Award, views receiving The List Award as a powerful testament to her commitment to creating a positive impact in her community. For Yvonne, this recognition amplifies her voice in the fight against period poverty, making it clear that menstrual health matters. “This award has refueled my
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Dr. Angelina Simangele Nyatanga, a prominent community leader and the Managing Director of Jacaranda Textiles, has been recognized as the first runner-up for the Business Impact Award at The List Awards. Her commitment to uplifting her community and driving positive change through her business initiatives has earned her this esteemed recognition. For Dr. Nyatanga, receiving
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Justice Muzondiwa, a dedicated environmental advocate and Programmes Manager of FLEAT Zimbabwe (Faith Leaders Environmental Advocacy Training), recently earned recognition as the runner-up for the Climate and Environment Impact Award at The List Awards. For Muzondiwa, receiving this award signifies not just personal achievement but also validation of his ongoing commitment to community impact and
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Receiving The List Award as the first runner-up in the Sport Impact category was a tremendous honor for Lawrence Kamukapa. It reaffirmed his dedication as a community impact leader and highlighted the value of his efforts in driving positive change through sports. “For my work, it serves as a recognition of the transformative power of
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Receiving The List Award was a profound honor for Jussa Kudherezera, Director of the Manica Youth Assembly Trust and a dedicated advocate for community development and social justice. This recognition not only validates his tireless efforts but also highlights the importance of grassroots initiatives in driving positive change. Jussa sees the award as a beacon
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Leonard Chibamu won the Artist Pan African Impact Award, a recognition that underscores his profound impact on the local film industry. For Leonard, receiving The List Award is not just about personal achievement; it serves as a moment of immense pride and a humbling affirmation of his journey as a community leader. He views this
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Elizabeth Gundu, winner of the Climate and Environment Impact Award, is a powerhouse in Marondera, Zimbabwe, and a celebrated leader in environmental advocacy. Recognized as one of the 50 most influential women in the nation, Elizabeth has made significant strides in promoting sustainability through her organization, Clean Marondera. For Elizabeth, receiving The List Award signifies
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Wellington Bakaimani, winner of the Youth Impact Award, has been a driving force in youth development in Shamva, Zimbabwe. His journey from humble beginnings to becoming a global advocate for youth empowerment is marked by his unwavering commitment to inspiring the next generation and transforming his community. Wellington’s mentorship has empowered many young leaders, with
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Theresa Takafuma, winner of the storyteller Journalism Impact Award, is a seasoned communicator and award-winning journalist dedicated to promoting access to information and advocating for the rights of women and girls. Theresa has developed a rich background in covering elections and community stories throughout Masvingo Province and the Southern Region of Zimbabwe. Receiving The List
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