a team of Zimbabweans in the UK, Zimbabwe and South Africa. In 2007 she founded Zimbabwe Institute For Free Expression (ZIFFE) then September 2011 Viomak set up a Facebook group and page to promote freedom of speech and give Zimbabweans a platform to speak out without fear. In 2010, Viomak created Zimbabwe Development Leaders (ZIDELE) political party. Viomak founded Hope for Zimbabwe Children an organisation that advocates for underprivileged children up to 17 years' rights to provision of healthcare and education. She is also the founder of Hope for Women Survivors where she advocates for vulnerable women's rights. Through Hope for Women Survivors Viomak helps women facing domestic violence and inequality of opportunities. She has worked with several advocacy organisations including Matthew Rusike Children's home, Kubatana, Extreme Trans Children's orphanage, Women Fertility Zimbabwe and Zimbabwe Peace Project. Releases Happy 82nd Birthday President R.G Mugabe (Emotions of the Emotionless). Viomak released this album on 12 February 2006 to mark Mugabe's 82nd birthday. Happy 83rd Birthday President R.G Mugabe (Bones of A 30-Year-Old), released in Zimbabwe on 21 February 2007 is a compilation of soulful and hard-hitting ballads as a sequel to her first album Happy 82nd Birthday President R.G Mugabe. This protest music is banned from the airwaves of state-owned media. The eight-track album features songs such as Inzwa Mugabe (Listen Mugabe), Mugabe Usambozvinyengedza (Mugabe don't fool yourself), and Mangwanani Baba (Good morning daddy). Happy 84th Birthday President R.G Matibili (Great son of Malawi), is Viomak's third album, released on 21 February 2008. References External links Official website Living people 1960s births Zimbabwean musicians Protests in Zimbabwe Zimbabwean human rights activists Women human rights activists Zimbabwean exiles Zimbabwean emigrants to the United Kingdom University of Zimbabwe alumni