Wadzanai Garwe on Clubhouse

Bio

Wadzanai Valerie Garwe is a mother of two young adults, an author, an activist, a coach, a mentor and a firm believer in the power of economic empowerment. The name Wadzanai means reconcile, or live in harmony in Shona. Wadzanai was born in Zimbabwe where she did all her primary and high school education, and she did her undergraduate and postgraduate degrees in the United States.  Professionally, Wadzanai is an economist who studied finance and community economic development. She has worked in development within Non-Government Organisations (NGOs) and is currently working in the United Nations system. She has run a free-lance development consulting business, a family agricultural concern of 180 hectares, and is currently a coach and mentor, centering her coaching around workplace toxicity.  She has lived and worked in many places including the USA, Mozambique, Singapore, South Africa and currently Italy. Her passion is to ensure that she lives her best life and contributes towards making the amazing world we live in a wondrous adventure of growth and self-discovery.

Township Girls - the Crossover Generation is a book I co-authored with 30 other ladies please get it on
https://www.amazon.com/dp/1533609306/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_imm_t1_t4o6FbAM6Q1AT in kindle or hard copy

I am one of 4 moderators of a platform African Conversations with Self

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