Rumbi Bvunzawabaya

04/09/2026

Veduwee ! Ndapota hangu please I beg do not misinterpret and misquote me! I did not say this . Please read this carefully and listen to the audio on Tulia Group page

03/09/2026

Taedza ku rondedzera…. Musatiza mabasa please

On 3 September 2026, The Home Office shared on their social media page that No victim of modern slavery should be trapped with an expliotative employer because of their immigration..

03/09/2026

The important thing to highlight is If the UK has formally concluded that you are a victim of modern slavery, you should not be forced to continue working for the person exploiting you simply because that employer sponsors your visa. It’s not for everyone on a skilled worker visa . This is great news but please read to understand.

03/09/2026

My employer let me go 2 months before I was due for ILR ? What do I do ?

03/09/2026

This is exactly why I said I want to speak more openly this September about what is happening in our communities.

Behind immigration rules, sponsorship systems and employment disputes are real people migrants trying to build safe, stable lives, often while navigating enormous vulnerability.

Through my advocacy and the work we do, I see these realities every week.

These are not just cases. They are people. And their stories need to be heard. 💛

Tribunal finds Indian citizen was treated as ‘zero-hours worker’ and received no wages for a year

02/09/2026

Where are you going, and what are you building?

The Vision Conference is a space to pause, think intentionally about the future, and have conversations that move ideas from possibility to action.

Join us for a session of meaningful conversations, fresh perspectives, practical insights, and connection with people who are thinking seriously about what comes next.

Your vision deserves a conversation.

02/09/2026

September is here. And I want to be honest with you about what that means for me and the work I do.

Every week people come to me carrying situations that are complex, frightening and urgent. Immigration uncertainty. Housing problems. No income. No recourse to public funds. Families separated. Workers stranded.

These are not rare cases. This is my normal week.

This month I am going to talk about it more openly, because I believe people need to understand what is happening to communities in this country . Not as statistics. As people.

Stay close. And if you know someone who needs us, please share our details. 💛

01/09/2026

💔 A heartbreaking reminder about isolation in the diaspora

The death of 21-year-old Shadreck Kudakwashe Panevamwe, reportedly found deceased in Wakefield, is deeply heartbreaking.

While the circumstances surrounding his death are still unclear, it has made me think about something we do not speak about enough: isolation in the diaspora. He was apparently discovered a few days after he died .

People can move abroad, work hard, send money home, live with others and still feel incredibly alone. Family back home may think everything is fine simply because someone is “abroad.”

This is a reminder to check on each other. Check on the young person living far from family. Check on the friend who has gone quiet. Check on the colleague who suddenly stops showing up.

Sometimes a simple message saying, “I noticed you were not at work today . Are you okay?” can mean more than we realise.

My heart goes out to Shadreck’s family and loved ones as they wait for answers.

May he rest in peace. 🕊️💔
Diaspora family, let’s look out for one another.

01/09/2026

30/08/2026

Absences …. What is the impact of absences on ILR applications? 👇🏽