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Social and economic justice fanatic , Women and Children's rights advocate, writer and blogger, debt justice activist, Fight Inequality activist

Joined December 2019
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"Economic Justice means addressing GBV and promoting equality, dignity and respect for all. Let's work together towards a just society," @y_millin #16DaysofActivism #NoExcuse #EndGBV
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Yollander Millin retweeted
🌕 Foreign investment must never come at the expense of communities. CNRG urges the @ChineseZimbabwe & Govt of Zimbabwe @nickmangwana to turn words into action — transparency, accountability & justice in mining! #PeopleOverProfit #AfricaForClimateJustice
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All is set for the Zimbabwe Alternative Mining Indaba youth symposium where we seek to empower youth for a just and sustainable Mining future: driving inclusive growth in the just energy transition. Looking forward to meaningful dialogue and sharing of innovative ideas
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It's time to fight inequality in healthcare. A healthy nation means a strong future for everyone. #FixOurPublicHealthCareZW
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Debt sustainability should be a national covenant, NO LOAN WITHOUT SCRUTINY I our motto Insight from the 7th annual debt conference 2025
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Happening now! We are joining @ZIMCODD Zimbabwe Annual Debt Conference 2025. Join the crucial discussions on #DebtFreeZim! and inclusive debt management for a sustainable future. Follow live updates here! – at Republic of Mozambique
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As a tax paying citizen in Zimbabwe, l am ashamed to realize the amount of burden we have become, simply because we are failing our on public health care sector. Now we are now a subject to this. Zim must #FixOurPublicHealthCareZW @FiaZimbabwe @MoHCCZim @cdemlambo
Why are our hospitals and clinics overwhelmed? Foreign policy affects domestic policy. The ANC supported two corrupt parties in the SADC region and as those countries failed, their citizens came to South Africa, some followed the legal route and others did not. The two largest immigrant populations in South Africa are from Zimbabwe and Mozambique. Why is that the case? The ANC supported and enabled Zanu PF and Frelimo. These parties were looting their nations and causing mass poverty. They were rigging elections but instead of condemning those election results ANC endorsed them. As a result those who sought to vote out these corrupt regimes failed. Elections were rigged, activists killed and voters frustrated. The problems in our hospitals and clinics is a result of the dictatorship in Zimbabwe. Those thugs who run that country stole everything including elections. We must be honest about this part of the issue. We need stronger borders but let’s be clear, unless we deal with the root causes of the problem which are Zanu PF and Frelimo we will not solve these challenges. Let us also be aware that there are some who are trying to bury their own failures under the grave of immigration. Auditors are being murdered on the streets because they have uncovered corruption. There are leaders who have stolen billions from the people for decades and built mansions. There are leaders who have failed to prioritise education and building manufacturing capacity. They are now playing politics of scapegoating to hide their hand and avoid accountability. This problem needs to be dealt with at the foreign policy level. We need to stop supporting these corrupt parties and their dictatorships. We need to call for free and fair elections in every SADC nation. We need to hold those who rig elections accountable. We need to call for election reforms before those elections are due. The ANC needs to realise that there is a new revolution in Africa. The oppressed are now being oppressed by Zanu PF and Frelimo. They are not the good guys anymore. They are part of the problem.
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It is sad that we live in a world of inequalities where the few thrive at the expense of the many, chiefly this is because there is no tax justice at a global scale. I #Risefor #taxjustice #TaxTheRich
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You’re paying more tax than billionaires. And that’s not an accident — it’s design. Every year, ultra-rich individuals and corporations hide trillions in tax havens. They exploit loopholes while we pay for schools, hospitals, and public goods. Meanwhile, our governments are told there's no money for wages, care, or dignity. This is what tax injustice looks like. And we’re done absorbing the cost. In 09 days, we rise for tax justice. Say it out loud. Hold a sign. Post your story. Tag it with #RiseFor, #FfD4 Let’s make it visible: who pays, who profits — and who’s rising to change it. ------------------------------------------------------------ Tú pagas más impuestos que los multimillonarios. No es casualidad, es intencionado. Cada año, personas y empresas multimillonarias ocultan sus riquezas en paraísos fiscales. Se aprovechan de las lagunas legales mientras nosotrxs pagamos escuelas, hospitales y servicios públicos. Mientras tanto, a nuestros gobiernos se les dice que no hay dinero para salarios, cuidados o dignidad. Así se ve la injusticia fiscal. Y ya estamos hartxs de absorber el costo. En 9 días, alzaremos la voz por la justicia fiscal. Dilo en voz alta. Lleva un cartel. Publica tu historia. Etiquétala con #RiseFor, #AlzaLaVoz, #FfD4 Hagámoslo visible: quién paga, quién se beneficia y quién alza la voz para cambiarlo. ------------------------------------------------------------ Vous payez plus d'impôts que les milliardaires. Et ce n'est pas un hasard, c'est voulu. Chaque année, les particuliers et les entreprises ultra-riches cachent leurs milliards dans des paradis fiscaux. Ils exploitent les failles du système pendant que nous payons pour les écoles, les hôpitaux et les biens publics. Pendant ce temps, nos gouvernements nous disent qu'il n'y a pas d'argent pour les salaires, les soins ou la dignité. C'est à cela que ressemble l'injustice fiscale. Et nous refusons d’en payer encore le prix. Dans 9 jours, nous nous mettrons debout pour la justice fiscale. Dites-le haut et fort. Brandissez une pancarte. Publiez votre histoire. Ajoutez les hashtags #Debout et #RiseFor, #FfD4 Montrons qui paie, qui profite et qui se mobilise pour changer les choses.
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I rise #RISEFOR Debt justice, tax justice, gender responsive public services
The Rise For campaign has officially launched. From June 27–29, people across the world will take part in the Global Days of Action to demand an end to a global economic system that extracts from the many to enrich the few. Movements from more than 14 countries are rising against: Illegitimate debt Austerity and public spending cuts Tax abuse by the ultra-rich Underfunded public services IMF and World Bank policies that deepen inequality This campaign gives a platform to bring local struggles into global focus and it starts with one question: What do YOU rise for? Say it loud. Share your story. Use the hashtag #RiseFor to be part of the global mobilisation. Together, we rise for justice — and we make it visible. Global Days of Action: June 27–29, 2025 #RiseFor #WeAreTheRedLine
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The state of our public health sector is now post deteriorated. We are calling on a deliberate and honest attention to it from the GoZ. @MoHCCZim #FixOurPublicHealthCareZW @FiaZimbabwe @Government_Zi @OpenParlyZw @FightInequality @cdemlambo facebook.com/share/p/1NCdMyZ…
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Yollander Millin retweeted
Zimbabweans deserve a healthcare system that works! Hospitals without medicines, broken equipment, and overworked staff are NOT acceptable. The government must act NOW. #FixOurHealthCareZW
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The Deputy Minister of Health is surely living in a different Zim . The link below is evidence of how dire the sector needs attention. Our hospitals do not have adequate resources in infrastructure and personally #FixOurPublicHealthCareZw efe.com/en/latest-news/2025-…
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Wondering what ALZ has been working on this year? We have put together the first edition of our Insider’s Circle Quarterly to share updates on the latest developments from our program participants, partners, and team. If you’re interested, click the link to read more. We also welcome your thoughts and reflections, your feedback helps shape our work. And if you would like to stay connected, you can join the circle to receive future editions by email. mailchi.mp/accountabilitylab… To sign up click here accountabilitylab.us3.list-m… #makegovenancework
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We are heartened to see the Honourable Minister commenting on the dire situation of our country’s public healthcare system. We hope the President of Zimbabwe will heed this call to #FixOurPublicHealthcareZW.
I visited one of our public health institutions this morning to see a relative and left deeply concerned by the conditions I witnessed. What I saw was deeply moving—a clear indication that many of our people are facing serious challenges. The growing public outcry over our healthcare system is not an exaggeration; it reflects the difficult experiences of many citizens. As your appointee and one whom you have tasked to speak for the young people of our great nation, I feel a solemn responsibility to speak openly: sometimes, in our desire to present progress, we may unintentionally overlook important realities on the ground. Your Excellency, you have earned the admiration of this nation for your compassion, humility and tireless dedication to the welfare of ordinary citizens. Under your leadership, many have found renewed hope. It is because of this trust in your care for the people that I respectfully plead with you: please find time from your busy schedule to visit these institutions yourself. There is no substitute for seeing, listening and understanding firsthand what our citizens are going through. I also wish to commend those who have had the courage to raise their voices on matters of public interest. Their advocacy reflects a belief in the kind of leadership you represent—a leadership that listens, acts and puts people first. @edmnangagwa
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Commercialization or privatization, how ever we want to sanitize the terms , this is not the best for Bulawayo primarily looking at the economic status quo. Water poverty will be worsened @accountlabzw @ZIMCODD1 @CityofBulawayo @PPRIZ2021 @table_girls
🚨We are pleased to share insights from our recent Water Indaba, where we engaged with key stakeholders. Let’s continue advocating for better water management services for Bulawayo! #watermatters #waterjustice
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