SAYWHAT committed to youth empowerment

Wallace Ruzvidzo Herald Reporter

SAYWHAT Zimbabwe is committed to continue empowering the country’s young population for their unfettered development, Executive Director Mr Jimmy Wilford has said.

The organisation is celebrating its 20th anniversary, having been established in 2003.

SAYWHAT encourages and motivates students, young people, teenagers, and children to participate actively in advancing global targets and objectives for better health including sexual and reproductive health, education, and the welfare of children at national, sub-regional, and pan-African level.

Speaking at its National Students Conference in Harare, Mr Wilford said the organisation would stop at nothing in pursuit of ensuring a developed youth demographic.

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