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Jacqueline “Jackie” Ngarande, a prominent Zimbabwean social influencer, motivational speaker, and community storyteller, has organised the “Ladies Vision Picnic”, an event aimed at empowering women from all walks of life.
Scheduled to take place in Harare on Sunday, February 23, 2025, the picnic seeks to inspire and uplift women through various activities and discussions.
Known for her engaging narratives that shed light on various facets of African society, Jackie Ngarande has previously hosted events such as the Ladies High Tea and Business Conference, providing platforms for women to network, share experiences, and discuss business opportunities. Through her storytelling, she aims to inspire and empower individuals, particularly within the Zimbabwean community.
Active on multiple social media platforms, Jackie shares motivational content and personal insights to connect with her audience.
Through the “Ladies Vision Picnic”, Jackie Ngarande hopes to encourage participants to identify and articulate their personal and professional goals, fostering a sense of empowerment and self-efficacy.
She stated, “It’s my wish to help attendees gain clarity on their aspirations by visualising their objectives through creative expression on vision boards.”
The event will also provide tools and strategies for setting achievable goals and developing actionable plans to reach them. Jackie added, “We hope to inspire participants with motivational talks, workshops, and guest speakers who will share their journeys and success stories. Additionally, we aim to facilitate moments for self-reflection and mindfulness, allowing participants to connect deeply with their aspirations and values.”
Beyond her event organising, Jackie Ngarande is committed to community service through the Jackie Ngarande Foundation. In 2018, she introduced the “Jackie Ngarande Street Tea” initiative, where she went around the streets of Harare serving tea to the homeless, demonstrating her dedication to impacting the lives of the less privileged, especially children.
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