SeSothoFaith Ndou
A passionate media practitioner and sports reporter with a BA Hon in Media and African Languages. Faith tells stories in her indigenous languages and aspires to become a full-time sports broadcaster in TshiVenda and SeSotho.
Indigenous Writers Hub
Amplifying Indigenous Voices Through Writing
The Indigenous Writers Hub is a nonprofit movement and media platform transforming how Indigenous stories are told, accessed and valued. Through mentoring, publishing and training, we centre indigenous languages as sites of knowledge, power, and participation — challenging linguistic exclusion and reshaping public discourse across Zimbabwe and beyond.
Community
Meet Our Writers
Storytellers, poets, and authors preserving culture and shaping Zimbabwe's literary future — in every language.
SeSotho
TshiVendaKatlego Mokwena
A creative storyteller with a BA Honours in Media and Cultural Studies. Fluent in TshiVenda, SeSotho, and isiNdebele, Katlego amplifies marginalised voices through language, climate justice, and human rights storytelling.
BaTongaChebesi Munkuli
A driven journalist and TV/radio presenter at 3K TV on a mission to elevate the BaTonga language. Hailing from Binga, Chebesi actively shares insights into her language and culture on social media.
ShonaEdith Mugabe
An emerging journalist, youth advocate, and INMA Elevate Scholarship Africa recipient. Edith covers social justice, environmental protection, and youth empowerment, with work published by EnviroPress Zimbabwe and El País Planeta Futuro.
ShonaKudzai Tamary Chikiwa
A writer, indigenous language journalist, and media trainer redefining how policy conversations are accessed. She champions indigenous languages in reporting on climate justice, public debt, and socio-economic transformation.
NdebeleSukoluhle Ndlovu
A TV presenter, media practitioner, and founder of Community Forum — a platform amplifying marginalised voices. Sukoluhle creates content across broadcast, print, and digital platforms to educate, empower, and spark social change.
ShonaNyasha Blessing Dube
A community journalist with eight years of experience and co-founder of Women's Weekly Journal. Nyasha covers gender issues, women's rights, and climate change, and is a GBV blogger with Bertha's Legacy.
NambyaOnita Sibanda
Community journalist, radio presenter, and engagement officer based in Hwange. Host of The Weekly Guest Show and a voice for the Nambya, Tonga, Dombe, Ndebele, and Nyanja communities.
Published
The Weekly Guest ShowThe Besana Mail
XitsongaMukateko Masiya
Award-winning environmental storyteller and media practitioner with a BA Honours in Media and African Languages. Earth Journalism Network award winner committed to telling developmental stories from marginalized communities in indigenous languages.
Published
Enviropress Newspaper
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Language Spotlight
Language is
Identity.
Language is
Access.
"When our maternal health information was translated into Shona and Ndebele, families finally understood the guidance clearly. Language access changed everything.
Issue No. 01 · Language Equity
We translate essential knowledge from policy to literature into indigenous languages across Zimbabwe, including Shona, Ndebele, Tonga, Kalanga, Venda, Tsonga and Sotho, ensuring that no community is excluded from information, participation, or opportunity because of language
Our Impact
50+
Writers Mentored
12
Community Workshops
3
Anthologies Published
200+
Stories Shared