Renewing hope in maternal wards across Zimbabwe

by Higherlife in Health, Our Work. Posted May 12, 2022

At Higherlife Foundation, our work under maternal health is contributing to ensuring the safety of mothers and their children, resulting in a reduction in maternal and infant mortality rates across Zimbabwe. Through the placement of equipment and training of midwives and nurses in hospitals through the support of Elma Group of Foundations and Delta Philanthropies, we ...

Supporting farming communities toward a more food secure Zimbabwe

by Higherlife in Our Work, Rural Transformation and Sustainable Livelihoods. Posted May 10, 2022

Smallholder farmers are the ones who put food on our tables. They are the ones who care for our land and water resources. In the end, they will be the ones to propel the economic growth and development of Africa in the 21st century and we at Higherlife Foundation firmly believe this. Through our ReImagine ...

Higherlife Foundation celebrates Midwives across the globe

by Higherlife in Health. Posted May 10, 2022

Annually the 5th of May marks an International Day of Celebration and honour for midwives. We at Higherlife Foundation join the rest of the world in celebrating the phenomenal work done by the men and women who have devoted their time to the care of mothers and their newborns. Midwives are the frontline caregivers and ...

‘The Need Is So Great’:Tsitsi Masiyiwa On New Gender Fund

by Higherlife in Announcements, Girls Empowerment, Our Work. Posted May 9, 2022

IN MARCH, AFRICAN PHILANTHROPIST AND SOCIAL entrepreneur, Tsitsi Masiyiwa, and other world philanthropists came together to raise $1 billion to advance gender equality and women’s leadership. The organization, Co-Impact, launched The Gender Fund to bring significant resources into a grossly underfunded space and address “gendered systems” – the underlying norms, laws, practices, sanctions, and decision-making ...

SLA pioneers shine bright in high school examinations

by Higherlife in Education, Events, News, Our Work. Posted January 31, 2022

When a learner completes their Ordinary Level, the conventional idea is to head straight to Advanced Level without much delay. That is the structure that has always been followed. However, some believe the regular school curriculum may not be enough to prepare model young adults and professionals who will change the world. The gap saw ...

Higherlife Foundation Co-Founder Tsitsi Masiyiwa speaks on Sparking Global Change Through Catalytic Capital

by Higherlife in Announcements, Events. Posted January 12, 2022

How are we using the platform that God has given us to influence decision-makers and our communities to do good?” This is the question that drives Tsitsi Masiyiwa. This is the question that drives our Executive Chair and Co-Founder Mrs Tsitsi Masiyiwa. Tsitsi draws on her years of experience in philanthropy and as a social ...