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Priscila Konzani (19) Parts Of the Crops Grown by INERELA+ Youth Club In Traditional Authority Nsomba in Blantyre District Priscilla Konzani (19) who hails from the Traditional Authority Nsomba in Blantyre tested HIV Positive after both parents passed on in 2018. Priscilla said” After the death of my Parents, I used to be sick every […]

INERELA+ Zimbabwe Team with A Group of Sex Workers In Hopley, Harare South. 25 February 2023 INERELA+ Zimbabwe is affirming sex work in Harare South, bringing hope to the marginalised. The church is meant to be a safe space for everyone, no one is superior, we are all made in the image of God. A

INERELA+ Country Networks Attending A Virtual Capacity Building Workshop 24 – 25 April 2023 As part of Country Networks strengthening, INERELA+ Secretariat held a virtual capacity-building workshop from the 24th to the 25th of April 2023. The training was attended by all the 15 country Networks. The training was conducted by the secretariat programmes team,

Joyce Afia Nyarkoa Osei and Her Children, April 2023 INERELA+ Ghana has been at the forefront in fighting against Gender-Based Violence (GBV) and offering immense support to GBV victims in Ghana. Joyce Afia Nyarkoa Osei (38), a mother of five and a victim of GBV was rescued from the railway station in Accra and reunited

MUNYA MANDIPAZA APPOINTED AS INERELA+ EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR After the passing on of Rev Phumzile Mabizela in July 2021, the International Network of Religious Leaders Living With or Personally Affected by HIV and AIDS (INERELA+) Board of Directors set  out to find a candidate with the right vision and experience to lead the organisation. Following a

On 14 March 2023 on the occasion of the 67th Commission on the Status of Women, the UN Trust Fund to End Violence against Women (UN Trust Fund) held a webinar titled “Supporting civil society and women’s rights organizations working to end violence against women and girls in protracted, complex and overlapping crises”. 70% of

We catch up with Munya Mandipaza to hear her experiences and thoughts on leading a civil society organization. Question: The Global pandemic upset life in general, it had its pros and cons, how did INERELA+ fare then? Answer: Life has been very daunting, fast, and uncertain. The pandemic brought exceptional challenges to the delivery of

INERELA+ team members attending the 2023 Annual Planning Meeting. Standing from left: Bobo Chazireni, Catherine Mwauyakufa, and Heinnry Khalidozo. Seated from left: Thabo Sibiya, Calvin Mashate, Munya Mandipaza, and Madu Setlogelo INERELA+ Secretariat held an annual planning meeting from the 22nd – the 24th of February 2023. As part of INERELA+ strategy, the organization plans for the