FEMALE 
students at Mutare Teachers College have made history by taking up top Student 
Representative Council (SRC) positions, including the much esteemed presidency 
post.
Virginia 
Chipumo is the new SRC President, while Monica Nemutambwe and Charity Muchichwa 
are Secretary General and Finance Officer respectively. 
The 
Entertainment Officer’s post was taken by Sarah Tionesei and the Food 
Representative is Grace Kunaka, while the Sports Officer post belongs to Jesman 
Mukwera. Only one male student completed the SRC team led by 
females.
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| The new female driven SRC team: from 
left Charity Muchichwa (Finance Officer), Virginia Chipumo (President), Sarah Tionesei(Entertainment Officer) and Grace Kunaka(Food representative). | 
Their 
participation in the SRC was motivated a Female Students Network(FSN) Leadership 
Forum held last year at the college  under the theme “I demand my space to lead”, 
where the importance being leadership of was stressed.
The 
main aim of the leadership forum was to 
develop leadership skills for female students in order for them to appreciate 
the importance of participating in the decision making bodies such as SRC and at 
national level.
Previously, 
female students in most tertiary institutions that FSN is working with were 
reluctant to enter into leadership places, but with the leadership workshops 
being held, more students are being inspired to take up these top 
positions.
Recently, 
four female students from Gweru Polytechnic were motivated into contesting the 
coming SRC elections through a feminist leadership workshop held in the Midlands 
capital.                                               
The 
new female driven SRC is a great stride towards the empowerment of women, and 
considering that the dean of students at Mutare Teachers’ college is male, the 
female SRC is commendable and worthy to be celebrated.
 
well done Mutare Teachers College girls! Great Job.
ReplyDeleteThumbs up girls.
DeleteWow,well done.
DeleteThis is really inspiring, congratulations to the female students.
ReplyDeletewell done Girls....... we are the Jewels of Excellency
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