Ngeneya Favour Moyo

A Call to Action to Protect Children

Zambia is facing a devastating crisis of child r**e, with alarming numbers of children falling victim to this heinous crime. The trauma and suffering inflicted on these young victims is immeasurable, and it is imperative that we take immediate action to stop this scourge.

R**e is a crime that shatters lives, leaving deep physical and emotional scars. When the victim is a child, the trauma is even more profound, with long-lasting effects on their emotional, psychological, and social well-being. The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that one in five girls and one in ten boys experience sexual violence before the age of 18.

In Zambia, the statistics are equally disturbing. According to the Zambia Police Service, over 1,000 cases of child r**e were reported in 2022 alone. This number is likely a fraction of the true total, as many cases go unreported due to fear, shame, or lack of access to justice.

The causes of child r**e are complex and multifaceted. Poverty, lack of education, and social inequality all contribute to an environment in which children are vulnerable to exploitation. However, there is no excuse for this crime, and perpetrators must be held accountable.

We must also recognize the critical role that men play in preventing child r**e. Men must be part of the solution, using their influence and power to promote positive social norms and protect children from harm.

The fight to stop child r**e in Zambia requires a collective effort from government, civil society, traditional leaders, and individuals. We must work together to create a society that values and protects the rights of all children.

Let us join forces to stop child r**e in Zambia. Let us create a world where children can grow up safe, free from fear, and full of hope for a brighter future.

Give back with Mirriam: A birthday of hope!

🎉 Celebrate December 26th with a Purpose 🎉

This year am turning my birthday into a day of giving back to the community. Together, we can bring love, hope, and joy to those who need it most!

Here’s how you can contribute:
👚 Cloths: donate gently used or new clothing to keep someone warm.
🍎 Food Supplies: Bring non- perishable items to fill a family’s table.
💰 Monetary Donations: Every contribution counts towards creating a brighter day for others.

📆 Date: December 26, 2024

📍help us Decide who to help:
An orphanage: Recommend a deserving orphanage in Lusaka.

How to share suggestions:
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🌟 Together, we can make a difference!🌟

Thank you ICU

🎥✨ ICU TV Crew Spotlight: Favour Ngeneya Moyo ✨🎥

📌 Position: Presenter & Assistant Social Media Manager (ZRDC)
📌 Program of Study: Bachelor of Mass Communications
📌 Passion
Empowering audiences through impactful storytelling.
📌 Fun Fact
I enjoy learning new things and exploring new places.
📌 Favourite Project
Hosting ICU TV's programmes or shows.
💡 What You Bring to ICU TV
A creative and driven approach to storytelling, dedicated to keeping our audience informed and inspired.
📣 My Message!
Media as a tool for empowerment and positive change, one story at a time.

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Quote of the day

“Being different simply means you have something unique to offer to the world”

In a powerful display of unity and cooperation, the Presidents of Zambia and Mozambique today launched the International Trade Fair, bridging the gap between nations and paving the way for a brighter economic future!

As they walked hand in hand through the exhibition grounds, they discovered innovative products, services, and technologies that will shape the region's destiny. This momentous occasion marks the beginning of a new chapter in regional collaboration, trade, and progress.

Let's celebrate this landmark event and the visionaries leading the charge towards a more connected and prosperous Africa.

I hope you all enjoyed your LABOUR DAY yesterday because from the ICU TV family we did❤️

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