COPAZ Zimbabwe

Fish farming by COPAZ in TRS. Research findings show that the large refugee population from the Great Lakes, whose diet heavily features fish, creates a high demand for fresh fish within the settlement.

Project participants harvesting fish

Today, we pay tribute to our remarkable social worker. Mem, your dedication to uniting a divided society is genuinely commendable. Continue to excel and keep the COPAZ flag flying high. You epitomize the very essence of social work.

Let's join hands and raise awareness about gender equality and women's rights issues

The permanent secretary in the Ministry of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services in Zimbabwe introduced the guest of honour, the Minister responsible for Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services to government ministries, implementing partners and community leaders.

FM radio station

The delegates proceed to formally launch the radio station at the Youth centre in Tongogara refugee settlement

COPAZ employees and participants took part in the World Radio Day commemoration at Tongogara refugee settlement.

World Radio Day accomplished outstanding success.

COPAZ's Livelihoods Officer Mr. Obadiah Mugano and student intern Winnet Muchamukaneyi supervise farmers who are working in the field.

Compliments of the new season to you all