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This initiative is meant to unify and create engagement amongst youths from different backgrounds and political affilliations. Sport is also used by organisation as a way of identifying talent amongst young people so as to provide them with mentorship programs.<\/p>\n 4-H Zimbabwe is also hosting peace dialogues meetings with youth from different political parties with the aim to promote peace. The organization has currently trained 75 youth as peace embassadors as an attempt to ensure a peaceful pre electoral environment with no violence.<\/p>\n It is 4-H Zimbabwe`s aim to witness Zimbabwean youth that are inclusive and tolerant to one another so that there is a peaceful environment in the country.<\/p>\n 4-H Zimbabwe Launches Sports For Peace Initiative<\/a><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\nKey Focus Areas<\/h1>\n
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