FSN PAYS TRIBUTE TO NYASHA NODZA

A TRIBUTE TO THE LIFE OF A PULSATING FEMALE STUDENT



1991-2013

The Female Students Network (FSN) is extremely saddened to hear of the passing away of Nyasha Nodza, a female student at Africa University.

The  22 year old, second year Bachelor of Science Degree in Environmental Science student  passed away on  the 10^th of February 2013  from migraine headaches. 

 

She was buried at Warren Hills Cemetery on the 11^th of February 2013. 

 

Nyasha was a vibrant student activist who learned to oppose all forms of discrimination and developed a revolutionary consciousness in her early days at university.

She was an empowered young women and an enthusiast who spoke well to the issues that entailed her rights and others. 

Her untimely departure was not only a loss to her institution, but by FSN and its membership. She was an empowered young women and an enthusiast who spoke well to the issues that entailed her rights and others.  

 

Today as we mourn Nyasha, FSN express and extends its utmost sympathy to the Nodza family and friends. We share the pain and urge them to celebrate Nyasha’s life for she was an inspiration to many young women, in particular female students and the job she left shall be rallied forward with.

Nyasha was a fearless champion of equality and justice who helped recruit members for FSN at her institution. We owe it to people like Nyasha to continue to fight for the full emancipation of the female students.

 

 We might have lost Nyasha but FSN has not forgotten her sacrifices and her dedication to the principles of equality and justice.

 

May Nyasha’s soul rest in eternal peace. She shall be greatly missed.