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Tonde recites the story of "The Woman who ate Tortoise Meat"
Are you excited? The stories are coming out this coming week, Monday 19th February 2024. Check our social media accounts; YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@ZimSignStories/ and TikTok www.tiktok.com/@deafmediazw
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Sindile K. Mhlanga talks about what Deaf Culture is and why people working with deaf people need to understand Deaf Culture. @followers, Zimbabwe Deaf Media Trust, Deaf Women Included, NZEVE Deaf Children's Centre
This story by Beeman about the deaf cow is a timeless classic.
Michelle Nyandoro talks about her experiences interacting with deaf people. She challenges everyone to learn some signs before the Deaf Awareness month ends.
Jobs for Deaf people
Deaf people continue to be denied jobs on the pretext of difficulty in communication. Sitambeni says that this can easily be overcome through writing or hiring interpreters
As we continue to commemorate the Deaf awareness Month this September, Sitambeni, the Director of Zimbabwe National Association of the Deaf (ZIMNAD) urges parents to learn Sign Language so they can assist their deaf children. Deaf Women Included, NZEVE Deaf Children's Centre, Zimbabwe Deaf Media Trust, Lovemore Chidemo, Michelle Nyandoro, Agness Chindimba, Maudy Moyo, Getrude Gatsi
September is Deaf Awareness Month!
Africa Day Celebrations
Happy Africa Day. The day celebrates African Unity and the diversity of the continent's cultures. You can enable captions; the video has both captions and voice over. Maudy Moyo, Lovemore Chidemo, Agness Chindimba, Deaf Women Included, Michelle Nyandoro, Lydia Chidemo, Getrude Gatsi, Beatrice Mugandani, Signs of Hope Trust, Zimbabwe
September is Deaf Awareness month. Melania says Sign Language allows communities to work together and, with Sign Language, the success of deaf people should not come as a surprise to anyone.
Technology is making the lives of deaf people easier. Alois Tarehwa talks about how he recently used a phone app called LiveTranscribe to help him in a training where there was no Sign Language interpreter. The app transcribes speech to text and is free to download on the Google Playstore.
Melania gives an update on national census results.
Happy Africa Day to you all
Christmas is here; a time for many to be merry. Please remember we are celebrating Christmas amidst an unprecedented pandemic. Please remember to mask up, sanitise and social distance.
Melania laments the killing and maltreatment of children with disabilities by parents who are usually pressured by a society ignorant on disability. All children deserve the love of their parents; whether disabled or not.
