The Voluntary Media Council of Zimbabwe Board and the Secretariat congratulates VMCZ Programmes Officer Faith Ndlovu for being selected to participate in the Mandela Washington Fellowship Programme under the Young African Leaders Initiative (YALI) YALI programme.
About Faith Ndlovu
Faith N. Ndlovu: Is a Programmes Officer for Advocacy and Complaints at the Voluntary Media Council of Zimbabwe (VMCZ) and has worked in the media and non-profit sector for over six years.
Faith’s current work involves initiating, designing and implementing interventions to promote a free, professional, accountable and ethical media sector in Zimbabwe as well as monitoring and evaluating programmes.
She started her career as a researcher with the Media Monitoring Project of Zimbabwe, an independent Trust working to promote balanced news reporting in Zimbabwe.
She joined the VMCZ in 2014 where she has assisted the organisation to enhance its public engagement programmes, which has contributed to increased public media literacy skills and promoted ethical and professional journalism in Zimbabwe.
She holds an Honours Degree in Journalism and Media Studies from the National University of Science and Technology (NUST) and is working towards attaining a law degree with the University of South Africa (UNISA).
Faith is among 60 young Zimbabweans who we are currently participating in the Mandela Washington Fellowship Programme under initiative in the United States of America.
Congratulations, Makorokoto, Amhlophe Faith! You have done us proud!
Meanwhile, for your media complaints and programme assistance you can get hold of Tafadzwa Tseisi and Mateline Tsama on 04- 778006.
VMCZ Board and Secretariat
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