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Trans-Vaal, Zimbabwe and Botswana Association.

Welcome to TZABA - Charity number 238146. Supporting thirteen of the Anglican Dioceses in the Capricorn Belt of Africa

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2023 TZABA EASTER NEWSLETTER

Dear Supporters, Friends and Partners


It is with great pleasure that we enclose a copy of our Partners Magazine from TZABA which highlights some of the work from the past year. 


And many thanks for your continued support. I hope that you are encouraged by the news,


Have a Blessed Easter.

With greetings from all the committee and our Patrons here at TZABA


Patrons: Bp Timothy Bavin, The Most Rev W K Makhulu, Dr J F C Millard, and Bp Chad Gandiya 


Committee Members: Canon Carl Garner, V Rev Lionel Whatley, Mrs Jo Barton, Mrs Rachel Kamangira-Campbell, and Mr Sandy Elsworth


TZABA UK

2022 TZABA EASTER NEWSLETTER

Dear Partners and Supporters


It gives me great pleasure to send you the latest issue of Partners from all of us at Tzaba.


And may I take this opportunity to wish you on behalf of the committee a blessed Easter.


Best regards


Sandy Elsworth

Treasurer, TZABA UK

2021 TZABA EASTER NEWSLETTER

Dear TZABA Supporters and partners


It is with great pleasure that I attach the latest TZABA Newsletter.


As our chairman, Canon Carl Garner says in his Introduction: 

"A magazine or newsletter like this is a key way of keeping us informed about, and interested in, what is happening in the dioceses with which we are concerned. It also provides information about the projects and activities our grants have supported, which all helps to shape and inform our prayers.  


So welcome to this new incarnation of Partners, and  let us pray “God bless Africa, guard her children, guide her leaders, and give her peace, for Jesus Christ’s sake. Amen."


Thank you for your ongoing support.


Have a blessed Easter.

Sandy Elsworth

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WHAT IS TZABA?

TZABA has its roots in the 19th century when it was an association of people in British parishes, most of
whom had lived and worked in Dioceses in Southern and Central Africa, and, on their return to Britain,
wished to maintain their connection with the Church in Africa. As the initials would suggest, the Association (eg Rhodesia changed to Zimbabwe) has kept updated and its members meet annually in June, whilst keeping in touch through “PARTNERS”, a journal which we produce twice yearly, at Easter and Advent, containing contributions, news and views from the 13 Dioceses we support in the Capricorn belt. We rely heavily on our companion Bishops in those Dioceses to keep us
aware of the needs and projects within their see. Today, TZABA administers a number of capital funds whose income is
restricted for particular purposes, and raises other funds which are at the disposal of the Trustees. We see ourselves as one channel among many supporting the Church in the ‘Capricorn Belt’ of Africa and informing the wider Church about the developing life of those Churches. We are a UK registered Charity No.238146
Further details about TZABA can be obtained on request by using the contact form or chat function.

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The Medical/ Orphan Project (MOP)of TZABA is supporting 50 youngsters between 5 and 18 years old. TZABA aims to meet their educational fees from Primary to University level. Current annual school fees total US$60 per year per primary pupil and US$1350 senior.

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