Journalists have a significant responsibility to report accurately and ethically, especially in the context of hate speech. At a post-election conference in Kariba, speakers emphasized the importance of avoiding the amplification of hate speech through responsible reporting. This includes careful story selection, providing context, avoiding sensationalism, and minimizing the platform given to hate speech perpetrators. Ethical reporting standards were highlighted by UNESCO representative Al Min Yusuph and ZOCC Chairman Toneo Rutsito, who stressed the media's role in shaping national narratives.

UNITAR’s Developing Green Livelihoods for Women and Youth in Africa program, funded by Japan, is empowering young Zimbabweans to adopt sustainable practices and thrive in the digital economy. A mid-programme event showcased participants' progress and featured key stakeholders, including Japanese Ambassador Shinichi Yamanaka and various Zimbabwean government ministries. The program, which includes e-modules, virtual boot camps, and community-building phases, aims to equip participants with entrepreneurial and digital skills. The initiative underscores the importance of collaboration and the strategic investment in women and youth for a sustainable future.