JUNE 2011 Press Launch Guest speakers

Mbizo Chirasha- Producer/Coordinator

-International perfomances poet/published writer/live literature producer
founder of the Girl child Creativity intiative

Agnes Gudza- Press Launch Moderator

-a veteran broadcaster , a journalist , a writer and a film maker and
have a wide exprience in logistics and events organization , have worked with ZBC for 8 years

Sharon Hudson-Dean- Guest Speaker

Head of the US embassy Public affairs in Harare
and have worked in the South Africa in the same capacity
, have a very keen interest in arts and community development

Marko Ndlovu- Guest speaker

-Director of
Chiedza Child Care centre ,
the centre is the host of the motivational /poetry/writing workshops
reading and writng sessions.

Nyasha Mazango- Guest speaker

- Director for Girl child network zimbabwe
leading an organization that is playing a fundamental role in the protection of
girl child rights

Garry Webbstock- Guest speaker

-Director of the New Ambassador hotel
a unique african experience , cultural hotel in zimbabwe
-Garry have a very unique interest in arts and culture in zimbabwe

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