A Proud Moment for Zimbabwean Youth
Zimbabwe is making waves on the continental stage: Prophetess Tino, VK Lion, Ziya, and their team are currently in Kampala, Uganda, representing the nation at the Afro-Arab Youth Council Congress 2025. This gathering of youth leaders, creatives, and change-makers from across Africa and the Arab world offers a unique platform to exchange ideas, foster partnerships, and amplify youth voices. Watchdog Uganda+2aayouthcouncil.com+2
Meet the Delegation: Faces & Roles
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Prophetess Tino: Bringing not just her prophetic ministry but also youth empowerment perspectives, focusing on spiritual wellness, moral leadership, and community transformation.
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VK Lion: Known in Zimbabwe’s cultural and youth circles, VK Lion is expected to bring energy, artistic insight, and youth advocacy to the discussions.
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Ziya: A voice of the younger generation — Ziya is likely to bridge gaps between grassroots youth experiences and continental policy dialogues.
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Team: The supporting crew includes youth organisers, cultural ambassadors, and communicators who will help document and engage with delegates from other countries.
Together, they stand as Zimbabwe’s hope and pride — carrying stories, concerns, and aspirations from back home to a global platform.
What This Congress Means & Zimbabwe’s Goals
The Afro-Arab Youth Council (AAYC) is an international body that seeks to unite African and Arab youth under themes of peace, unity, and sustainable development. aayouthcouncil.com The 2025 Congress runs from October 7 to 10 at Speke Resort Munyonyo, Kampala. X (formerly Twitter)+2Watchdog Uganda+2
Zimbabwe’s delegation has several strategic goals:
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Policy exchange & networking
Engage with youth leaders from other countries to share best practices, models, and challenges faced by Zimbabwean youth. -
Cultural diplomacy & soft power
Showcase Zimbabwean creativity, heritage, music, and faith-based youth work as part of the broader African-Arab identity. -
Advocacy & representation
Raise Zimbabwean youth issues (unemployment, mental health, education, digital inclusion) on the international agenda. -
Partnership formation
Seek collaborations with NGOs, governments, and youth movements from across Africa and the Arab worldCapturing the Moment — Stay Updated!
The Congress is packed with plenary sessions, cultural nights, youth forums, and networking events. The Zimbabwean team is actively documenting their journey — from behind-the-scenes meetings to major speeches — and sharing live updates.
“Together, we amplify youth voices beyond borders.”
Make sure to follow our coverage over the days — we’ll bring you exclusive content, photos, and interviews from Prophetess Tino, VK Lion, Ziya, and more.
