Youth-Led Climate Action Just Got a Major Boost in Chimanimani

30 vibrant youths from Chimanimani have received smartphones to supercharge their role in transforming agriculture and leading the climate action movement!

These devices aren’t just phones—they’re powerful tools for storytelling, advocacy, and change.

With their new smartphones, these young leaders are producing high-quality photos and videos that highlight their work in sustainable agriculture, agroecology, and climate-smart practices.

Their content is now shared across multiple platforms—TSURO’s website, Facebook, WhatsApp, YouTube, and Chimanimani FM—amplifying their voices and impact.

This marks a major shift, especially in a district where most young people didn’t have access to devices that can capture professional-grade content.

The smartphones are also inspiring greater participation in the youth movement for climate action—empowering youth to lead, influence, and inspire others.

Whether it’s through videos, voice notes, or written stories, these young change makers are documenting local solutions to climate change and sharing them with the world.

Their message is loud and clear:

“We are the generation that restores and protects our land.” Today, let us hear from Evelyn Mhlanga30 vibrant youths from Chimanimani have received smartphones to supercharge their role in transforming agriculture and leading the climate action movement!

These devices aren’t just phones—they’re powerful tools for storytelling, advocacy, and change.

With their new smartphones, these young leaders are producing high-quality photos and videos that highlight their work in sustainable agriculture, agroecology, and climate-smart practices.

Their content is now shared across multiple platforms—TSURO’s website, Facebook, WhatsApp, YouTube, and Chimanimani FM—amplifying their voices and impact.

This marks a major shift, especially in a district where most young people didn’t have access to devices that can capture professional-grade content.

The smartphones are also inspiring greater participation in the youth movement for climate action—empowering youth to lead, influence, and inspire others.

Whether it’s through videos, voice notes, or written stories, these young change makers are documenting local solutions to climate change and sharing them with the world.

Their message is loud and clear:

“We are the generation that restores and protects our land.” Today, let us hear from Evelyn Mhlanga