NGO websites in Zimbabwe that people can actually find

Programmes, legal aid and donations only help if communities and partners can find them. How we think about information systems for NGOs.

By Cleopas Kandeya

An NGO site is not a brochure for donors in London alone. It is often the public front door for programmes, research, legal-aid information and donations — for people searching on a phone in Harare.

Clarity beats decoration

Structure content around the questions people ask: Who do you help? How do I get support? How do I donate? Where are you working this year?

Make it machine-readable

Structured data, clean FAQs and consistent naming help search engines — and increasingly AI answers — cite your organisation accurately. That is how partners and beneficiaries find the right page instead of a dead PDF.

Proof we maintain

We built and maintain the content platform for WLSA Zimbabwe — programmes, research and donations in one maintainable system.

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