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Zimbabwe’s female motocross champion rider Tanya Muzinda has been included on the prestigious BBC’s 100 Women 2021 list announced by the world’s leading public service broadcaster.
The 17-year-old rising star, who is the European Union-Zimbabwe Honorary Ambassador for Youth, Sports and Gender, is well known for her exploits on the motocross racing track and her efforts to empower children from underprivileged communities in the country.
Muzinda (17) who is now based in Florida, United States has been named alongside other influential women from all over the globe. BBC said:
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Taking on the male-dominated world of motocross, or off-road motorcycle racing, Tanya Muzinda has become her country’s off-road circuits champion. She is the first Zimbabwean woman to win a motocross championship since the competition started in 1957.
Inspired by her father, Tawanda, a former biker, she started training when she was five. Now 17, Muzinda hopes to be the first black African to win a women’s motocross world championship. In 2018, she was crowned Junior Sportswoman of the Year by the African Union. With her motocross earnings, she engages in charitable work, paying tuition fees for around 100 students to attend school in Harare.
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Claire Williams, the editor of 100 Women, said for the first time, they were dedicating half of this year’s 100 Women list to women from one country — Afghanistan. 
Williams said they wanted to recognise the bravery and the strength of Afghan women as they reset their lives.  
Muzinda could not hide her excitement after her recent recognition by the BBC. Tanya wrote on her Facebook wall yesterday:
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It’s an honor to be named amongst great and powerful women in the whole wide world as BBC 100 Women’s most inspiring and influential.
It gives me hope and (it’s) a great sign to my fellow country little girls that despite all our setbacks and limitations on our paths we will rise!!
Well done to the other honoree Women.
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Muzinda is the first female winner of a race heat in Great Britain when she competed in the 2017 British Masters Kids National Motocross Championships in Motoland Mildenhall track. 
Taya and her family relocated to Florida, United States, towards the end of 2019 in her bid to race consistently with world-acclaimed riders.
Her move to the United States was orchestrated by her international manager, Stefy Bau of Italy, who is a former three-time World Women’s Motocross Champion.
More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/tanya-makes-top-100-influential-bbcs-women-list/">The Herald</a>

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Tanya Included On BBC's Women 2021 List Of World's Influential People

Zimbabwean motocross rider <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Tanyaradzwa_Muzinda" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Tanyaradzwa Muzinda</a> said it not right that African countries are led by old people when the majority of their people are young.
Muzinda (16), said it is psychological murder for young people to be led by 80-year-olds who are wheelchair-bound. <a href="https://twitter.com/TanyaMuzinda/status/1399940470185267200" rel="noopener" target="_blank">She tweeted</a>:
<blockquote>Africa has Young People, half of them are below 20 years old &amp; the average age of its leaders is 60-65 years.
It’s a big joke to have a President starting a new term @80 years &amp; wheelchair-bound. Imposing old people to lead us where? To the Grave!! It’s a psychological murder.</blockquote>
Muzinda’s tweet generated mixed responses with some commentators expressing their disapproval. One <a href="https://twitter.com/CdeNMaswerasei/status/1399944595472060423" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Cde Never Maswerasei</a> said:
<blockquote>I totally understand your zeal as young people but you will have to be rational &amp; agree that it’s the natural order of life that those older will always constitute the majority of our leaders. It is the same set-up as in a family where parents head the family and not their children.</blockquote>
Ptivu concurred with Muzinda, saying it is even against African culture for someone to insist on leading when they are in the twilight of their life. <a href="https://twitter.com/PTivu/status/1399947306204532739" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Wrote Ptivu:</a>
<blockquote>In organised families with a rational thinking father, the old man will, at one point hands over the running of family affairs to the elder son. It is against our culture to remain in position wachembera. Our culture has clear succession plans.</blockquote>
Prominent journalist Hopewell Chin’ono <a href="https://twitter.com/daddyhope/status/1399968598563696640" rel="noopener" target="_blank">wrote:</a>
<blockquote>This is a 16-year-old, smart &amp; visionary! Yet in the comments section, you will find some dimwits asking her about Queen Elizabeth who is not a President and Joe Biden who is democratically elected and follows his country’s constitution!
I am glad that she represents young folks</blockquote>
Paul Chisveto <a href="https://twitter.com/PChisveto/status/1399954354652823552" rel="noopener" target="_blank">said:</a>
<blockquote>In functional families, older parents relegate themselves voluntarily with pride to elders and assume advisory/consultative roles. It’s in politics where it’s the opposite. The young must never buy into that persuasion you present here. Nations are stagnating.</blockquote>

Tanya Muzinda Says Africans Don't Deserve 'Wheelchair-bound' Leaders

A picture of young talented Zimbabwean motocross rider, Tanyaradzwa Adel Muzinda, hitchhiking on an open truck while travelling for a Motocross race at Doonybrooke has surfaced.
During her early years as a racer, Tanya was escorted to Doonybrooke by her father Tawanda Muzinda and they often used public transport. She tweeted:
<blockquote>Once upon a time during my early years of racing, we often hiked public transport with my Dad just to go and participate in a Motocross race at Donnybrooke.
Riding in open trucks with other passengers going to their destinations, some with farm produce for sale.
<img alt="Image" decoding="async" src="https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EygCwznWYAIRmml?format=jpg&amp;name=900x900"/></blockquote>
Tanya is the first woman in Zimbabwean Motorcross history to have won a championship race.

Rare Picture Of 'Little' Tanya Muzinda Hitchhiking On Open Trucks

Zimbabwean motocross rider, Tanyaradzwa Adel Muzinda, has made a heartfelt appeal to members of the public to help learners in Mutare whose temporary school was destroyed by incessant rains. Tanya posted on Facebook:
<blockquote>My heart is broken for my friends l help with school fees in Mutare ,Zimbabwe. They recently lost their temporary school due to the incessant rains that have been experienced across the country in recent months . After paying fees for some orphaned girls and boys my next plan was to raise funds to start building a block of classrooms but the weather had other plans . I am humbly appealing for your help to get them back on a temporary structure so that they continue with their studies but with the ultimate goal of erecting a proper block of classroom. I want to thank you to those who will help in advance . You can also get in touch with the Head of the School Mrs Mandibvisa on +263 772 09 29 03 Stay blessed #school</blockquote>
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WATCH: Tanya Muzinda Appeals For Assistance

Tanya Muzinda, Zimbabwe’s 15-year-old Motorcross star’s plans to participate in USA’s motocross season are in jeopardy as she is yet to secure funding.
Tanya who has raised the country’s flag at various occasions needs US$50 000 to cover travel, accommodation, medical and motorcycle hire expenses with departure set for this Sunday.
https://youtu.be/xlrXSkT-UtM
More: <a href="https://youtu.be/xlrXSkT-UtM">ZBC News</a>

WATCH: Zim 15-Year-Old Motorcross Star's Plans To Participate In USA In Jeopardy

Zimbabwe’s motocross sensation Tanya Muzinda has been nominated for an award at this years’ edition of the AfrICAN Children Of The Year Awards. The awards which will be held at the Profound Conference Centre in Johannesburg, South Africa on the 3rd of November, are open to African children between the ages of 7 and 13. According to the organisers,
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The AfrICAN Children of the Year Awards will recognise and honour the spirit of creativity and innovation, acknowledge the following categories; Arts and Culture, Education, Philanthropist, Leadership, Community Development/Engagement, Motivational/Personal Development, Technology, Sports, Safety and Security, Special Mention. There will also be a Great Achiever Award to a child who has made a significant contribution to AfrIcan Children’s Legacy. Children, Schools and Learning Institutions, Churches, Coaches, Parents, Caregivers, Guardians, Relatives, Friends, Well-Wishers and Businesses are urged to enter for one or more categories.</blockquote>

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