
Multiple Positions at ZGF The Zambian Governance Foundation is looking for passionate individuals to support young entrepreneurs: Entrepreneurship Facilitator Join the Entrepreneurship Train (LusakaβLivingstone) and train 40 young innovators on a 4-day journey inspired by the Jagriti Yatra model. Apply by 30 April See the link here for more details: https://mcusercontent.com/c5ee362a1fd0f40ccada54926/files/e5205e31-9ba0-1585-03b1-cbb6cad10ac3/Job_advert_for_train_facilitators.docx Send CV + daily rate to info@zgf.org.zm Youth Business Mentor Support young entrepreneurs in Chawama, George & Mandevu through mentorship under the Youth Enterprise Enhancement Initiative (with Comundo). 2-year commitment | Honorarium + transport Apply by 30 April 2026 View the details here: https://mcusercontent.com/c5ee362a1fd0f40ccada54926/files/d485a2a7-b094-d7b3-370a-669b919e9213/Mentor_Youth_Volunteer_Job_advertisment.docx Send CV or short intro to info@zgf.org.zm π Tag & share with someone who should apply! #JobsZambia #youthempowerment @followers
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For generations the people of Kabwe have endured the harmful effects of lead poisoning. This week @IHRDAfrica and Human Rights Watch will spotlight the case & call for justice. Register to attend online here: tinyurl.com/458yy5kd @top fans
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At Twangale Resort and Spa, the ZGF team came together for a quarterly review meeting focused on reflecting, realigning and strengthening our impact. Moments like these remind us that growth comes from honest reflection, shared learning and a renewed commitment to the communities we serve. Hereβs to greater impact ahead with Zambian Governance Foundation. π
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Today, ZGF, Nyankanga Community Foundation and Plan International came together for a Reverse Call for Proposals Reflection Meeting. The conversation created space to openly discuss what worked well, the challenges we encountered and the lessons we can carry forward. Our conversations highlighted the importance of strong partnerships, better alignment of funding with community needs and strengthening accountability and communication. These insights are guiding the next phase of the work, ensuring a more responsive and community led approach. #ZGF #CommunityLed #Partnerships #LearningTogetherch.
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Zambia emerges 1st Runner Up in the STP Pan African Grand Finale. We are proud of you. You showed up and delivered π₯ @top fans
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We are ready and set. First round: Zambia vs Ghana Here is the motion: βThis house believes that international aid is most effective when delivered through local communities.β Ghana is proposing and Zambia is opposing. Head to the STAR-Ghana Foundation page to follow the debates
View on FacebookSupport our team as they represent Zambia at the grand finale. We are live on the STAR-Ghana Foundation Facebook page. @top fans
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Currently happening now π€― Team Zambia has arrived at Pan African Grand Finale of the Shifting the Power Debate in a head to head competition with Ghana and Malawi !πΏπ²β€οΈ Our team is ready to bring the win home π―π₯π To follow live visit West Africa Civil Society Institute (WACSI) on YouTube here: Youtube live https://www.youtube.com/live/FwOh1etnG50?si=1e7FOsfaD8kXpiyO @topfans
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Practice makes perfect. Our team will spend today practicing for the STP Pan African Debates. We are already so proud of them and how far they have come. Any word of encouragement for them? @top fans
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More highlights from Team Zambia πΏπ² We are bringing our A game to the Shifting The Power Debate π Tuli na salt saanna! π₯ #zgf #Stp
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Wapya baisa!!! Lelo lelo. Team Zambia ready to fly to Ghana for the STP debates against Team Ghana and Team Malawi. We wish you all the best. Make us proud team ππππ
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Where water flows, equality grows π§ This World Water Day, we highlight the connection between water and gender equality. Access to clean, safe water is not just a basic need, it is a matter of equity, dignity and inclusion. At ZGF, our work in strengthening communities and supporting civil society is rooted in the belief that development must be inclusive. When communities are freed from the burden of water challenges, they are better able to participate in decision-making, lead initiatives and drive sustainable change. Ensuring equitable access to resources like water is part of building stronger, more resilient communities where everyone has a voice. ππ #WorldWaterDay #WaterAndGender #ShiftingThePower #Equality
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π Congratulations to The Copperbelt University! π CBU has emerged as the winner of the Shifting the Power (STP) Debates, demonstrating outstanding critical thinking, teamwork and powerful arguments on community-led development. By winning the national debate, Copperbelt University will now proudly represent Zambia at the Pan-African STP Grand Finale in Ghana, where they will face off against the debate champions from Malawi and Ghana for the title of Grand STP Debate Champions. We wish the team the very best as they take Zambiaβs voice to the continental stage. πΏπ² #ShiftingThePower #STPDebate #YouthVoice #Zambia Comic Relief@followersForeign, Commonwealth & Development OfficeSTAR-Ghana FoundationWest Africa Civil Society Institute (WACSI)Tilitonse FoundationZNBC TodayKEN DUMBO Comedy credit goes to: Mapesho JK
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Today, we celebrate the energy, creativity and leadership of young people who continue to shape the future of our communities and our country. At Zambian Governance Foundation, we recognise that young people play a vital role in strengthening civil society and promoting inclusive development. Through our work with youth groups, we support spaces where young people can participate, lead initiatives and contribute to decisions that affect their lives. This Youth Day, we reaffirm the importance of investing in young people and creating opportunities for them to drive positive change in their communities. Happy Youth Day! β¨ @topfans
View on FacebookWe are only TWO EPISODES away from the finale! π€ Todayβs episode brought the heat as UNZA and Mulungushi went head-to-head, debating the role of digital media in amplifying citizen voice and shaping governance. From social media activism to online accountability, both teams delivered powerful arguments on how digital platforms are changing the way citizens engage with leaders and participate in decision-making. The debate was intense, insightful, and a reminder that young voices are shaping the future of governance. What role do you think digital media should play in strengthening citizen participation and governance? π
View on FacebookIdeas clashed and voices were heard as Copperbelt University debated Mulungushi University on the motion: βCommunities should have decisive influence over development projects that directly affect their environment and livelihoods.β A reminder that development works best when communities are not just consulted, but empowered to decide.
View on FacebookOdi? π Have you been following our STP Debates on ZNBC Today TV1. Howβs the feeling that side? Salt sana? Due to technical issues, we couldnβt air Episode 2 on social media, but we sure hope you caught it on Saturday at 14:00hrs on ZNBC TV1 ππππ Continue following our debates on ZNBC. Airing everyday at 14:00hrs. @top fans
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Its ZGF Day Outπ₯³ Today, Team ZGF has stepped away from the office and into the great outdoors for a day of team building, connection, and collaboration at Protea Hotel by Marriott Chisamba Safari Lodge. πΏ Itβs a chance to recharge, strengthen teamwork, and build the energy that drives our work forward. Because strong teams build stronger institutions. Hereβs to learning, laughter and growing together. πͺ #TeamZGF #TeamBuilding #StrongerTogether #ZGF
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What happens when grants are designed with civil society, not just for them? This weekβs Newsflash explores why co-creation in grant design matters. When civil society organisations are involved from the beginning, funding systems become more practical, inclusive and responsive to real community needs. Recently, the Zambian Governance Foundation brought together 15 CSOs to begin collaboratively shaping the Community Resource Mobilisation Fund β demonstrating how shared design can strengthen ownership, trust and sustainability across the sector. Because stronger systems are built through partnership, not prescription. Read more β‘οΈ https://mailchi.mp/zgf/can-csos-tell-funders-how-to-fund-them-news-for-from-civil-society
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