Author: Lwazi Mavuso

Lutsango: the protective fence of Eswatini’s heritage empowering women through the vibrant buganu ceremony

10 April 202610 April 2026 Lwazi Mavuso No Comments

Introduction: Lutsango as the nation’s shield In Eswatini, lutsango, meaning “the fence that safeguards the entire yard,” reflects the role…

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Celebrating Collins Atuhairwe’s master’ degree, hongera!

2 April 202610 April 2026 Lwazi Mavuso No Comments

by Lwazi Mavuso, current chair of the Day of the African Child Students Conference The African Social Work and Development…

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My name is Okima Innocent Lawrence. I am deeply passionate about social work, community empowerment, and ethical social work practice across Africa. My professional journey over the past eight years has involved community stakeholder engagement, psychosocial support

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I am from the Gambella region, specifically Gambela City in Ethiopia. I joined ASWDNet after searching for membership related to my academic and professional background and was inspired by your mission and goals. I envision collaborating

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Dear ASWDNet Team, I hope this message finds you well. My name is Hilda Ngaja a social worker based in Tanzania. I recently came across the African Social Work and Development Network (ASWDNet) and was deeply

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