Silenkosi Moyo👑👑👑👑

We are not just failing women. We are failing children who grow up watching violence, failing communities that stay silent, failing a country that cannot afford to lose its people to preventable brutality. The economic cost is staggering, but the human cost ,the trauma, the broken homes, the girls who drop out of school because they were violated on the way there ,that cannot be measured. What makes this uniquely Zimbabwean is how deeply we have normalised it. A survey found that 40% of women and 27% of men believe a husband is justified in beating his wife. We have raised generations to see violence as discipline, as love, as something a woman must endure. That is the root we keep refusing to pull out. The government has the policies. The National Strategy exists. The High Level Political Compact was signed. But policies do not stop a fist. They do not open a door for a woman who has nowhere to run. Until financing matches the rhetoric, until communities stop protecting abusers, until we teach our sons that "no" means "no" and our daughters that they do not have to stay ,we will keep counting bodies and writing the same article with different names. This is not a women's problem. It is a national crisis. And we are all complicit in our silence. @LynneStactia @weleadteam @zulukingggg @zimsolidarity01 @SABCNews @AJENews @amnesty @MacBelts @OpenParlyZw @TateChangam @OMasaraure @EmmanuelSitima7 @ARTUZ_teachers @SoniaMarrion @JobSikhala1 @agencygumbo @africaIYP @DougCol