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Welcome to the latest issue of our magazine, brought to you by the National Association of Non-Governmental Organisations (NANGO). We are thrilled to bring you the latest news, views, and insights from the world of local, regional, and international development within the Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO) sector.
As mentioned in our previous issue, the PVO Amendment Bill has been passed by both the National Assembly and Senate at the Parliament level on the 1st of February 2023 and is currently waiting for Presidential assent. However, an analysis of the Bill by Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) has revealed that if passed into law in its current form, there will be various restrictions and threats that will compromise the independence and autonomy of the sector. The proposed PVO Amendment Bill clauses give the Government greater control over CSOs’ activities and grant discretionary power to the government over the operations of CSOs. As CSOs, we continue to engage the government to reconsider the Bill in good faith for the benefit of the country. We hope that the President will consider recommendations made by CSOs.
In this issue, we reflect on the major developmental issues that you may have missed in the month of March, which are of great importance to the NGO community. Our contributors offer their perspectives on various important topics, sharing their experiences, insights, and recommendations for the future
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We are thrilled to present the NANGO Eastern Region Annual Report 2022, highlighting the progress and achievements made by our organization in the past year. This report is a comprehensive overview of our programmes, projects, and initiatives, as well as the impact they have had on communities in the NANGO Eastern Region which is the Manicaland Province of Zimbabwe.
In this report, we showcase our work in promoting social justice, human rights, and good governance. We also highlight our efforts in advancing gender equality, empowering youth, and promoting sustainable development. We are proud of the accomplishments we have made in the past year, and we are excited to continue our work in promoting positive change and empowering communities in the Eastern Region and beyond.
We extend our gratitude to all our partners, stakeholders, and supporters who have contributed to the success of our organisation. We invite you to read this report and learn more about our work and impact. Together, we can build a more just, equitable, and sustainable world.
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The NANGO Western Region Annual Report 2022 is a comprehensive overview of our organisation's activities, achievements, and challenges in the Western Region of Zimbabwe which covers Matabeleland North, Matabeleland South and Bulawayo Metropolitan. The report covers our programmes, advocacy and lobbying initiatives, partnerships and collaborations, and impact on the members of the association we serve. It showcases our commitment to promoting and protecting the rights of vulnerable groups, enhancing their socio-economic development, and strengthening the capacity of our member organisations. Through this report, we aim to provide our stakeholders with a transparent and accountable account of our work, and to inspire continued support for our mission.
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Welcome to the fourth edition of In Case You Missed It, NANGO's monthly magazine. Our goal is to keep you informed about the latest news, initiatives, and activities happening at the local, regional, and international levels within the Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO) sector.
In our previous issue, the mentioned the PVO Amendment Bill, has been passed by both the National Assembly and Senate at the Parliament level on the February 1st, 2023 and is currently waiting for Presidential assent. The latest information we have gathered indicates that the PVO Amendment Bill is currently with the Attorney General’s office for clerical cleaning and formatting. We are hopeful and positive that CSOs concerns and recommendations will be considered for a better and enabling instrument.
In this issue, we reflect on the major developmental issues that you may have missed in the month of April, which are key in profiling the work, initiatives, and impact that diverse CSOs are making. This issue is also an instrument to share success stories, best practices, and emerging issues in the NGO development discourse. Our contributors offer their perspectives on various important topics, sharing their experiences, insights, and recommendations for the future.
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In-Case-You-Missed-It-Issue-3.pdf