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Zim Women Can is a blog by Grace Chirumanzu, a young and energetic female journalist in Zimbabwe. It looks at Zimbabwean women who have made a name for themselves in society, women who are fighting for the rights of other 39;inferior39; women and children and women who are working hard to be recognised in society. It inspirers women to find their place in patriarchal Zimbabwe and Africa.CONTENT
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