The aim of the union is to provide representation and support to students at Women’s University in Africa. This includes advocating for their interests, fostering effective communication with university authorities, promoting cooperation with students both locally and internationally, and working towards eliminating gender disparities and promoting equity within the university. The union also aims to encourage cultural integration, facilitate the formation of clubs and societies, protect students’ freedom of expression, and contribute to the development of future African leaders in alignment with the university’s vision.
Campuses
Tanyaradzwa Janhi
The President is the highest-ranking member of the SRC and is responsible for overall leadership and management of the council. They represent the student body, preside over meetings, and act as the main spokesperson for the SRC.
Achievements
My goal is simple to improve students’ lives on and off the campus. This is to make sure that as students our fees is affordable, quality standards are offerd on campus, entrepreneurial, employment and scholarship opportunities are available and depresssion is eradicated amongst students. In all this I’m also aware of the need to ensure gender equity and equality amongst our students.
Contact No: 0778 956 478
Vice President: Kudzai Mutize
The Vice President supports the President and assumes their responsibilities in their absence. They work closely with the President and assist in various tasks related to the smooth functioning of the SRC.
Contact No: 0783 161 167
Secretary General: Genius Tobias Nyika
The Secretary General is responsible for maintaining accurate records of meetings, handling official correspondence, and managing administrative tasks within the SRC. They ensure that communication flows effectively and maintain records of the council’s activities.
Contact No: 0780 421 593
Spokesperson: Ashley Nyasha Muchesa
The Spokesperson serves as the vital link between the council and the student body, ensuring effective communication and representation of student interests. Their primary responsibilities include conveying important information about SRC initiatives, advocating for student rights and concerns, and fostering engagement within the student community. By representing student voices to the administration and managing media relations, the spokesperson helps to promote transparency and awareness of council activities. Overall, the SRC spokesperson plays a crucial role in facilitating dialogue, encouraging student participation, and ensuring that the needs of the student body are addressed.
Contact: 0718 936 562
Secretary of Finance: Delgado Yusuf
The Secretary of Finance manages the financial affairs of the SRC. They develop budgets, monitor expenditures, and ensure transparency and accountability in financial matters. They may also seek funding opportunities and manage sponsorship relationships.
Contact: 0777 209 275
Secretary of Environment and Information Security: Delpha Ndoro
The Secretary of Environment and Information focuses on raising awareness about environmental issues and promoting sustainable practices within the university community. They may organize awareness campaigns, implement eco-friendly initiatives, and collaborate with relevant stakeholders.
Contact: 0786 028 664
Sports and Entertainment Secretary: Jonathan Bhasvi
The Secretary of Sports and Entertainment is responsible for organizing sports events, recreational activities, and entertainment programs for the student body. They promote a vibrant campus life and create opportunities for students to engage in physical activities and cultural events.
Contact: 0712 956 219
Legal and Academic Affairs Secretary: Felicity Guta
The Secretary of Legal and Academic Affairs addresses matters related to academic welfare and legal concerns of the student body. They may provide support and guidance to students facing academic challenges, advocate for student rights, and liaise with university administration on academic policy matters.
Contact: 0712 272 231
Secretary of Social Welfare: Felistas Katokwe
The Secretary of Social Welfare focuses on the overall well-being of students and addresses social issues affecting the student community. They may organize counseling services, support initiatives for student well-being, and collaborate with relevant organizations to provide resources and support.
Contact: 0785 212 142
Secretary For Gender and Inclusion: Tendai K Mkanga
The Secretary of Social Welfare focuses on the overall well-being of students and addresses social issues affecting the student community. They may organize counseling services, support initiatives for student well-being, and collaborate with relevant organizations to provide resources and support.
Contact: 0784 532 823
Bulawayo Campus Representatives: Kudakwashe Tamia Govere
The campus representative serves as a link between the SRC and the students at their respective campuses. They represent the interests and concerns of students from their campuses during SRC meetings and activities. They gather feedback, address campus-specific issues, and ensure effective communication and representation within the SRC.
Contact: 0781 480 276
Kadoma Campus Representatives:Tariro E Mshori
The campus representative serves as a link between the SRC and the students at their respective campuses. They represent the interests and concerns of students from their campuses during SRC meetings and activities. They gather feedback, address campus-specific issues, and ensure effective communication and representation within the SRC.
Contact: 0776 087 660
Mutare Campus Representatives: Ropafadzo Kamba
The campus representative serves as a link between the SRC and the students at their respective campuses. They represent the interests and concerns of students from their campuses during SRC meetings and activities. They gather feedback, address campus-specific issues, and ensure effective communication and representation within the SRC.
Contact: 0719 041 571
Marondera Campus Representatives: Kudakwashe Brendon Musoni
The campus representative serves as a link between the SRC and the students at their respective campuses. They represent the interests and concerns of students from their campuses during SRC meetings and activities. They gather feedback, address campus-specific issues, and ensure effective communication and representation within the SRC.
Contact: 0780 041 689
United Kingdom(UK) Representatives: Pamela Mlotshwa
The campus representative serves as a link between the SRC and the students at their respective campuses. They represent the interests and concerns of students from their campuses during SRC meetings and activities. They gather feedback, address campus-specific issues, and ensure effective communication and representation within the SRC.
Contact: +447471390536