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We are grateful to the Almighty for preserving the life of our youth who had the misfortune of being involved in a car accident in which 2 lives were lost. (May their Soul Rest in Eternal Peace) . Although Spilo Marime broke both his hands in the accident, his life was saved. He is recuperating well while receiving medical treatment in hospital. To God be the glory for his mercies endures forever.

We are grateful to the Almighty for preserving the life of our youth who had the misfortune of being involved in a car accident in which 2 lives were lost. (May their Soul Rest in Eternal Peace) . Although Spilo Marime broke both his hands in the accident, his life was saved. He is recuperating well while receiving medical treatment in hospital. To God be the glory for his mercies endures forever.

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I have seen and truly appreciate the messages and concerns regarding our Annual Christmas Day Gala. After engaging and consulting with our stakeholders, we have this year taken a conscious decision to redirect our funds and resources towards repairing school roofs that were damaged by winds. As things stand, more than six schools were affected and work is already underway. We are working against time to ensure that by the time schools open, our children return to safe and decent learning spaces. While the Christmas Day Gala is close to our hearts, we believe that responding to this urgent need is the right thing to do at this moment. To our artists, this annual event has always been a smile bearer and a platform for your incredible work. We want to assure you that once this urgent need has been fully attended to, we will revert and deliver another great event even bigger and better. We thank you for your understanding, your continued support and your shared commitment to the wellbeing of our children. We wish you and your families a happy and peaceful holiday season.

I have seen and truly appreciate the messages and concerns regarding our Annual Christmas Day Gala. After engaging and consulting with our stakeholders, we have this year taken a conscious decision to redirect our funds and resources towards repairing school roofs that were damaged by winds. As things stand, more than six schools were affected and work is already underway. We are working against time to ensure that by the time schools open, our children return to safe and decent learning spaces. While the Christmas Day Gala is close to our hearts, we believe that responding to this urgent need is the right thing to do at this moment. To our artists, this annual event has always been a smile bearer and a platform for your incredible work. We want to assure you that once this urgent need has been fully attended to, we will revert and deliver another great event even bigger and better. We thank you for your understanding, your continued support and your shared commitment to the wellbeing of our children. We wish you and your families a happy and peaceful holiday season.

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Congratulations to the inaugural graduates of the Youth Service in Zimbabwe program! Launched by President Emmerson Mnangagwa on May 24, 2024, this initiative promotes discipline, patriotism, and a hopeful future for our youth. We celebrate the transformative journeys of individuals who've overcome challenges like drug abuse, now embodying resilience and strength. It's encouraging to see graduates integrating into government departments, applying their skills to contribute to Zimbabwe's growth. Together, we're shaping a brighter future for Zimbabwe. ZBC News Nick Mangwana George Charamba Jamwanda dhonzamusoro007 Hon. Kazembe Kazembe (Ministry of Home Affairs) Ministry of Information, Publicity & Broadcasting President of Zimbabwe

Congratulations to the inaugural graduates of the Youth Service in Zimbabwe program! Launched by President Emmerson Mnangagwa on May 24, 2024, this initiative promotes discipline, patriotism, and a hopeful future for our youth. We celebrate the transformative journeys of individuals who've overcome challenges like drug abuse, now embodying resilience and strength. It's encouraging to see graduates integrating into government departments, applying their skills to contribute to Zimbabwe's growth. Together, we're shaping a brighter future for Zimbabwe. ZBC News Nick Mangwana George Charamba Jamwanda dhonzamusoro007 Hon. Kazembe Kazembe (Ministry of Home Affairs) Ministry of Information, Publicity & Broadcasting President of Zimbabwe

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Clean and safe drinking water for all - a promise we're working tirelessly to keep. With every meter drilled, we're closer to ensuring every home, school, and business has access to this essential resource. Together, let's quench the thirst for a healthier, brighter future for our constituency!

Clean and safe drinking water for all - a promise we're working tirelessly to keep. With every meter drilled, we're closer to ensuring every home, school, and business has access to this essential resource. Together, let's quench the thirst for a healthier, brighter future for our constituency!

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If you grew up riding a donkey, never be ashamed of your beginnings. Dream big, work hard, and let every challenge bring you closer to your Harley-Davidson. Politics is for politicians, horses are for horse riders, fishing is for fishermen, farming is for farmers, trucks are for truckers, and biking is for riders. Greatness comes from embracing your passion and refusing to let circumstances define your destiny. A helmet is there to protect you from crashing, and God is there to protect you from the unknown. Wishing everyone a blessed and inspiring Sunday.

If you grew up riding a donkey, never be ashamed of your beginnings. Dream big, work hard, and let every challenge bring you closer to your Harley-Davidson. Politics is for politicians, horses are for horse riders, fishing is for fishermen, farming is for farmers, trucks are for truckers, and biking is for riders. Greatness comes from embracing your passion and refusing to let circumstances define your destiny. A helmet is there to protect you from crashing, and God is there to protect you from the unknown. Wishing everyone a blessed and inspiring Sunday.

Hon Minister Machakaire

45,003 views • 22 days ago

As we celebrate Africa Day, yesterday at the wedding of our children, Taonanyasha Tagwirei and Poneso Janda, where I also met Malume Themba, I was reminded that life is bigger than our differences. People will never think alike or behave the same. We differ in character and upbringing, but true maturity is being able to still shake hands, laugh together and show love despite it all. Some people may misunderstand you, judge you, spread false narratives or even wish for your downfall, but keep smiling and remain humble before them. In time, God will reveal His grace, favour and power upon your life right before their eyes. Love, dignity and respect will always speak louder than bitterness. Our culture of Ubuntu must never change — we are Africans. Happy Africa Day. “Zvimwe hazvizi necessary.” Thank you Jah Prayzah.

As we celebrate Africa Day, yesterday at the wedding of our children, Taonanyasha Tagwirei and Poneso Janda, where I also met Malume Themba, I was reminded that life is bigger than our differences. People will never think alike or behave the same. We differ in character and upbringing, but true maturity is being able to still shake hands, laugh together and show love despite it all. Some people may misunderstand you, judge you, spread false narratives or even wish for your downfall, but keep smiling and remain humble before them. In time, God will reveal His grace, favour and power upon your life right before their eyes. Love, dignity and respect will always speak louder than bitterness. Our culture of Ubuntu must never change — we are Africans. Happy Africa Day. “Zvimwe hazvizi necessary.” Thank you Jah Prayzah.

Hon Minister Machakaire

47,134 views • 1 month ago

Today in Birmingham at the Zimbabwe Achievers Awards Diaspora Investment & Skills Forum, I encouraged Zimbabwean youth abroad to prioritise investing back home and actively contribute towards national development. Zimbabwe’s greatest asset is its people. The skills, innovation, experience and investment of our diaspora can transform our nation, create jobs and build industries for future generations. This is the time to invest in Zimbabwe. This is the time to build Zimbabwe. No one will develop our country for us if we do not participate ourselves. To the youth: embrace innovation, entrepreneurship and technology. Do not just consume the future create it. Let us believe in Zimbabwe, invest in Zimbabwe and build a stronger nation together. #Zimbabwe #Diaspora #InvestBackHome #YouthEmpowerment #NationBuilding

Today in Birmingham at the Zimbabwe Achievers Awards Diaspora Investment & Skills Forum, I encouraged Zimbabwean youth abroad to prioritise investing back home and actively contribute towards national development. Zimbabwe’s greatest asset is its people. The skills, innovation, experience and investment of our diaspora can transform our nation, create jobs and build industries for future generations. This is the time to invest in Zimbabwe. This is the time to build Zimbabwe. No one will develop our country for us if we do not participate ourselves. To the youth: embrace innovation, entrepreneurship and technology. Do not just consume the future create it. Let us believe in Zimbabwe, invest in Zimbabwe and build a stronger nation together. #Zimbabwe #Diaspora #InvestBackHome #YouthEmpowerment #NationBuilding

Hon Minister Machakaire

27,817 views • 1 month ago

“Isambane” by the legendary Lovemore Majaivana ayisiyo nje ingoma kuphela yisifundo sempilo, yikulandisa ngobuqotho lobuhlakani. Through this timeless masterpiece, uMajaivana usikhumbuza ukuthi empilweni kuzohlala kulabantu abasebenza emthunzini, bekhuluma, benomona futhi bezama ukudonsela abanye phansi. Kodwa umlayezo ucacile: qina, hlala ugxile njalo ungaphazanyiswa ngabantu “abemba phansi njenge Isambane.”

“Isambane” by the legendary Lovemore Majaivana ayisiyo nje ingoma kuphela yisifundo sempilo, yikulandisa ngobuqotho lobuhlakani. Through this timeless masterpiece, uMajaivana usikhumbuza ukuthi empilweni kuzohlala kulabantu abasebenza emthunzini, bekhuluma, benomona futhi bezama ukudonsela abanye phansi. Kodwa umlayezo ucacile: qina, hlala ugxile njalo ungaphazanyiswa ngabantu “abemba phansi njenge Isambane.”

Hon Minister Machakaire

23,222 views • 1 month ago

I am grateful to Cabinet for approving the National Youth Policy (2026–2030), a bold framework that places young people at the centre of Zimbabwe’s development agenda. I am also pleased to advise that the Youth Bill is progressing well, with the Attorney General’s Office finalising the necessary processes before it proceeds to the Cabinet Committee on Legislation, Cabinet, and ultimately Parliament. The Policy tackles key challenges affecting our youth, including unemployment, drug and substance abuse, mental health, skills development, digital transformation, climate change, and youth participation. Together, we are laying a strong foundation for a future where every young Zimbabwean can thrive and contribute meaningfully to national development.

I am grateful to Cabinet for approving the National Youth Policy (2026–2030), a bold framework that places young people at the centre of Zimbabwe’s development agenda. I am also pleased to advise that the Youth Bill is progressing well, with the Attorney General’s Office finalising the necessary processes before it proceeds to the Cabinet Committee on Legislation, Cabinet, and ultimately Parliament. The Policy tackles key challenges affecting our youth, including unemployment, drug and substance abuse, mental health, skills development, digital transformation, climate change, and youth participation. Together, we are laying a strong foundation for a future where every young Zimbabwean can thrive and contribute meaningfully to national development.

Hon Minister Machakaire

14,538 views • 27 days ago

As the Minister responsible for Youth Empowerment, Development and Vocational Training, I have come across videos showing the demolition of houses, and it is truly heartbreaking to see families crying in the streets after working so hard to provide shelter for their loved ones. I am concerned that the full social and human impact of these actions may not have been adequately considered. Decisions of this nature have far-reaching consequences and can easily overshadow the tremendous work being done by our Government under the leadership of His Excellency, President Dr. Emmerson D. Mnangagwa. As leaders, we must always be mindful that our actions reflect on the broader vision and reputation of our leadership. This is a sensitive matter, and at this stage, I am not fully informed of all the facts surrounding these demolitions. I will therefore engage the relevant authorities to better understand the circumstances involved and the processes that were followed. I have also noted with concern the growing activities of land barons who illegally sell land and settle unsuspecting citizens on unapproved developments. These criminal elements are causing immense suffering to families and contributing to situations such as the one we are witnessing today. They must be identified, arrested, and brought to justice to protect innocent citizens from losing their hard-earned investments. Regardless of political affiliation, the suffering of our people should concern us all. While the law must be respected and upheld, it must also be applied proactively and humanely. If developments are unlawful, intervention should take place before families invest their life savings and establish homes, not after they have settled and built their lives. It is painful to witness such scenes. Our duty as leaders is to protect our citizens, uphold the law with fairness and compassion, and safeguard the good reputation of the leadership and Government we serve. Let us always put the welfare and dignity of our people at the centre of our decisions.

As the Minister responsible for Youth Empowerment, Development and Vocational Training, I have come across videos showing the demolition of houses, and it is truly heartbreaking to see families crying in the streets after working so hard to provide shelter for their loved ones. I am concerned that the full social and human impact of these actions may not have been adequately considered. Decisions of this nature have far-reaching consequences and can easily overshadow the tremendous work being done by our Government under the leadership of His Excellency, President Dr. Emmerson D. Mnangagwa. As leaders, we must always be mindful that our actions reflect on the broader vision and reputation of our leadership. This is a sensitive matter, and at this stage, I am not fully informed of all the facts surrounding these demolitions. I will therefore engage the relevant authorities to better understand the circumstances involved and the processes that were followed. I have also noted with concern the growing activities of land barons who illegally sell land and settle unsuspecting citizens on unapproved developments. These criminal elements are causing immense suffering to families and contributing to situations such as the one we are witnessing today. They must be identified, arrested, and brought to justice to protect innocent citizens from losing their hard-earned investments. Regardless of political affiliation, the suffering of our people should concern us all. While the law must be respected and upheld, it must also be applied proactively and humanely. If developments are unlawful, intervention should take place before families invest their life savings and establish homes, not after they have settled and built their lives. It is painful to witness such scenes. Our duty as leaders is to protect our citizens, uphold the law with fairness and compassion, and safeguard the good reputation of the leadership and Government we serve. Let us always put the welfare and dignity of our people at the centre of our decisions.

Hon Minister Machakaire

13,386 views • 25 days ago

Before attending the soccer match yesterday, I spent time in my constituency assessing the progress of several development projects that we agreed upon with our communities. I am pleased with the progress being made, including the completion of a mothers’ shelter at Makarara Clinic, the construction of a clinic at Matove in Chikomba, as well as school blocks and classroom facilities for ECD learners. These projects are improving access to essential services and creating a better future for our children and families. Zvishoma nezvishoma, tiri kuona budiriro ichisvika kuvanhu vedu. As we continue driving development, I encouraged fellow leaders and community members to embrace a spirit of inclusivity and collaboration. We must welcome all well-wishers who are willing and able to contribute towards improving the lives of our people. Ngatirege kuvhara mikova kune vanoda kubatsira nekuda kwekutyira zvigaro zvedu. Chinokosha ibudiriro yevanhu, kwete zvido zvedu pachedu. Development should never be hindered by personal interests, fear or politics. Our responsibility is to put people first and focus on what benefits the community.

Before attending the soccer match yesterday, I spent time in my constituency assessing the progress of several development projects that we agreed upon with our communities. I am pleased with the progress being made, including the completion of a mothers’ shelter at Makarara Clinic, the construction of a clinic at Matove in Chikomba, as well as school blocks and classroom facilities for ECD learners. These projects are improving access to essential services and creating a better future for our children and families. Zvishoma nezvishoma, tiri kuona budiriro ichisvika kuvanhu vedu. As we continue driving development, I encouraged fellow leaders and community members to embrace a spirit of inclusivity and collaboration. We must welcome all well-wishers who are willing and able to contribute towards improving the lives of our people. Ngatirege kuvhara mikova kune vanoda kubatsira nekuda kwekutyira zvigaro zvedu. Chinokosha ibudiriro yevanhu, kwete zvido zvedu pachedu. Development should never be hindered by personal interests, fear or politics. Our responsibility is to put people first and focus on what benefits the community.

Hon Minister Machakaire

12,312 views • 28 days ago

Today, I held a highly productive meeting with the UN Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator, Edward Kallon, to unlock and operationalize the USD 50 million pledge made during the launch of the National Youth Empowerment Strategy (2026–2030) by His Excellency, President Emmerson Mnangagwa. I am pleased to announce that following our engagement, UN agencies are now proposing to increase the support package to up to USD 80 million over the next four years a major breakthrough for youth empowerment in Zimbabwe. This is a strong vote of confidence in the vision of His Excellency and in the potential of Zimbabwe’s young people. The partnership with the United Nations continues to drive tangible progress in Skills Development, Innovation, Entrepreneurship, and Economic Inclusion. We are moving from commitments to implementation, and from strategy to real opportunities that will transform the lives of young people across the country. Min of Youth Empowerment, Dev and Voc Training Edward Kallon UNFPA Zimbabwe Miranda Tabifor UN Zimbabwe

Today, I held a highly productive meeting with the UN Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator, Edward Kallon, to unlock and operationalize the USD 50 million pledge made during the launch of the National Youth Empowerment Strategy (2026–2030) by His Excellency, President Emmerson Mnangagwa. I am pleased to announce that following our engagement, UN agencies are now proposing to increase the support package to up to USD 80 million over the next four years a major breakthrough for youth empowerment in Zimbabwe. This is a strong vote of confidence in the vision of His Excellency and in the potential of Zimbabwe’s young people. The partnership with the United Nations continues to drive tangible progress in Skills Development, Innovation, Entrepreneurship, and Economic Inclusion. We are moving from commitments to implementation, and from strategy to real opportunities that will transform the lives of young people across the country. Min of Youth Empowerment, Dev and Voc Training Edward Kallon UNFPA Zimbabwe Miranda Tabifor UN Zimbabwe

Hon Minister Machakaire

12,680 views • 1 month ago

To my leader President of Zimbabwe I thank you for all that you do for our great nation and wish you a great year ahead of continued success! You have proven time and time again that you are the best in your field, and I feel very privileged that I have been fortunate enough to have worked under your astute leadership..

To my leader President of Zimbabwe I thank you for all that you do for our great nation and wish you a great year ahead of continued success! You have proven time and time again that you are the best in your field, and I feel very privileged that I have been fortunate enough to have worked under your astute leadership..

Hon Minister Machakaire

84,919 views • 1 year ago

This weekend, I had the privilege of officiating a transformative event in my constituency, where over 500 individuals graduated having been trained in a variety of essential skills, including detergent and juice production, tailoring, welding, mortuary services, and early childhood development education teacher training among others. To further support their journey toward success, I am proud to announce the donation of vehicles for driver training, ensuring that our community has the resources and convenience to gain the skills necessary for independence and growth. Skills development plays a pivotal role in building a sustainable future. As the saying goes, “Give a man a fish, and he’ll eat for a day. Teach a man to fish, and he’ll eat for a lifetime.” By investing in training and equipping our people with these vital skills, we are laying the foundation for self-reliance, economic empowerment, and long-term prosperity.Nick Mangwana C. H. MUKUNGUNUGWA Ministry of Information, Publicity & Broadcasting ZANU PF The Herald Zimbabwe African Youth Congress @ZanuPFYouthLeag 🇿🇼 ZANU PF PATRIOTS 🇿🇼

This weekend, I had the privilege of officiating a transformative event in my constituency, where over 500 individuals graduated having been trained in a variety of essential skills, including detergent and juice production, tailoring, welding, mortuary services, and early childhood development education teacher training among others. To further support their journey toward success, I am proud to announce the donation of vehicles for driver training, ensuring that our community has the resources and convenience to gain the skills necessary for independence and growth. Skills development plays a pivotal role in building a sustainable future. As the saying goes, “Give a man a fish, and he’ll eat for a day. Teach a man to fish, and he’ll eat for a lifetime.” By investing in training and equipping our people with these vital skills, we are laying the foundation for self-reliance, economic empowerment, and long-term prosperity.Nick Mangwana C. H. MUKUNGUNUGWA Ministry of Information, Publicity & Broadcasting ZANU PF The Herald Zimbabwe African Youth Congress @ZanuPFYouthLeag 🇿🇼 ZANU PF PATRIOTS 🇿🇼

Hon Minister Machakaire

57,896 views • 1 year ago

Galatians 6 vs 9. We might be on the same bus but it doesn’t mean we’re all seated the same—or headed to the same stop. Just because someone is sitting in the front doesn’t mean they’ll arrive before you. Trust your pace. Honour your journey. We’re all in motion, and sometimes, patience is the real destination.

Galatians 6 vs 9. We might be on the same bus but it doesn’t mean we’re all seated the same—or headed to the same stop. Just because someone is sitting in the front doesn’t mean they’ll arrive before you. Trust your pace. Honour your journey. We’re all in motion, and sometimes, patience is the real destination.

Hon Minister Machakaire

34,083 views • 11 months ago

The privileged of our generation must always live with compassion for the needy . The rich man would always dress in fine linen and lived in luxury while at his gate Lazarus begged for crumbs with dogs licking his sores. Later roles reversed and the rich man begged for just a drop of water on Lazarus’ fingertip. We worship God through service in our communities to the underprivileged, the needy and those on the periphery. Happy Workers Day Zimbabwe.

The privileged of our generation must always live with compassion for the needy . The rich man would always dress in fine linen and lived in luxury while at his gate Lazarus begged for crumbs with dogs licking his sores. Later roles reversed and the rich man begged for just a drop of water on Lazarus’ fingertip. We worship God through service in our communities to the underprivileged, the needy and those on the periphery. Happy Workers Day Zimbabwe.

Hon Minister Machakaire

39,035 views • 1 year ago

Minerals are exhaustible, non renewable, non replaceable natural endowments bequeathed to us by our forefathers . Whenever we exhaust mineral resources we ought to show indelible developments that we can pass on to future generations which justify our extractive actions. Anyone who conducts any mining activity on any square inch of our motherland must, without exception, make meaningful contribution to the development of the community and nation at large. We owe it to posterity to ensure that mining is beneficial to all.

Minerals are exhaustible, non renewable, non replaceable natural endowments bequeathed to us by our forefathers . Whenever we exhaust mineral resources we ought to show indelible developments that we can pass on to future generations which justify our extractive actions. Anyone who conducts any mining activity on any square inch of our motherland must, without exception, make meaningful contribution to the development of the community and nation at large. We owe it to posterity to ensure that mining is beneficial to all.

Hon Minister Machakaire

28,836 views • 10 months ago

Today I had the privilege of joining the First Lady of the Republic of Zimbabwe, Her Excellency Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa, in her continued fight against drug and substance abuse. Through her Angel of Hope Foundation, a rehabilitation centre has been built in Mbare — a place of hope for young Zimbabweans battling addiction. At the centre, those admitted will be supported with life changing programs including vocational skills training and other important services to help them rebuild their lives. We saw the intake of several individuals starting their journey to recovery. During the visit one of them tipped us off about a nearby drug base. The Zimbabwe Republic Police responded quickly and took immediate action. This shows how community vigilance saves lives. I want to commend the First Lady for her dedication, thank the ZRP for their swift response and applaud members of the public who speak out to expose these dangerous networks. To our youth; your future is too precious to be wasted on drugs and harmful substances. Let us stand together and fight this scourge. Together we can protect our communities and build a brighter future.

Today I had the privilege of joining the First Lady of the Republic of Zimbabwe, Her Excellency Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa, in her continued fight against drug and substance abuse. Through her Angel of Hope Foundation, a rehabilitation centre has been built in Mbare — a place of hope for young Zimbabweans battling addiction. At the centre, those admitted will be supported with life changing programs including vocational skills training and other important services to help them rebuild their lives. We saw the intake of several individuals starting their journey to recovery. During the visit one of them tipped us off about a nearby drug base. The Zimbabwe Republic Police responded quickly and took immediate action. This shows how community vigilance saves lives. I want to commend the First Lady for her dedication, thank the ZRP for their swift response and applaud members of the public who speak out to expose these dangerous networks. To our youth; your future is too precious to be wasted on drugs and harmful substances. Let us stand together and fight this scourge. Together we can protect our communities and build a brighter future.

Hon Minister Machakaire

25,822 views • 10 months ago

Yesterday , I said goodbye to 8 cherished family members who tragically lost their lives in a road accident. The pain is profound, but together we will honor their memories and find strength in one another. Thank you President of Zimbabwe Nyaradzo Group Doves Holdings ZBC News for your support and to our community for your love during this difficult time.

Yesterday , I said goodbye to 8 cherished family members who tragically lost their lives in a road accident. The pain is profound, but together we will honor their memories and find strength in one another. Thank you President of Zimbabwe Nyaradzo Group Doves Holdings ZBC News for your support and to our community for your love during this difficult time.

Hon Minister Machakaire

39,252 views • 1 year ago

I would like to express my profound gratitude and appreciation to Honourable Vice President (Rtd) Gen C.G.D.N Chiwenga for officially opening NorthEnd High School - a private boarding school in WEDZA today. Thank you to Mr Mukono and for such a wonderful initiative. This is the development that we need as Hwedza. Itayi Ndudzo Ministry of P&S EdZW Ministry of Information, Publicity & Broadcasting

I would like to express my profound gratitude and appreciation to Honourable Vice President (Rtd) Gen C.G.D.N Chiwenga for officially opening NorthEnd High School - a private boarding school in WEDZA today. Thank you to Mr Mukono and for such a wonderful initiative. This is the development that we need as Hwedza. Itayi Ndudzo Ministry of P&S EdZW Ministry of Information, Publicity & Broadcasting

Hon Minister Machakaire

36,637 views • 1 year ago

Today, during community visits in my constituency, I met an incredible elderly woman who’s caring for over 15 orphaned and underprivileged children from her community — all from her own humble means. Her story is a powerful reminder that you don’t need to be a millionaire to make a difference. All it takes is a good heart, compassion and the will to act. Let’s all do what we can, no matter how small — every act of kindness counts.

Today, during community visits in my constituency, I met an incredible elderly woman who’s caring for over 15 orphaned and underprivileged children from her community — all from her own humble means. Her story is a powerful reminder that you don’t need to be a millionaire to make a difference. All it takes is a good heart, compassion and the will to act. Let’s all do what we can, no matter how small — every act of kindness counts.

Hon Minister Machakaire

22,909 views • 1 year ago

It was an honour to join the High Priest, St. Nimrod, in Manicaland for the groundbreaking ceremony of St. John Abel Wendumba Primary and Secondary Schools, where I had the privilege of serving as Guest of Honour. The occasion served as a timely reminder that investing in education and our communities is an investment in our collective future. Empowered youth through education are the foundation of empowered nations.

It was an honour to join the High Priest, St. Nimrod, in Manicaland for the groundbreaking ceremony of St. John Abel Wendumba Primary and Secondary Schools, where I had the privilege of serving as Guest of Honour. The occasion served as a timely reminder that investing in education and our communities is an investment in our collective future. Empowered youth through education are the foundation of empowered nations.

Hon Minister Machakaire

15,688 views • 7 months ago

Today marked the launch of the inaugural Youth Model Parliament, a key step in empowering youth to shape our nation’s future. Inspired by His Excellency, Cde Dr. Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa’s call for unity, peace, and rejecting divisiveness, we must lead by example in politics. The future is ours to build—a more inclusive, united society.President of Zimbabwe Ministry of Information, Publicity & Broadcasting Parliament of Zimbabwe

Today marked the launch of the inaugural Youth Model Parliament, a key step in empowering youth to shape our nation’s future. Inspired by His Excellency, Cde Dr. Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa’s call for unity, peace, and rejecting divisiveness, we must lead by example in politics. The future is ours to build—a more inclusive, united society.President of Zimbabwe Ministry of Information, Publicity & Broadcasting Parliament of Zimbabwe

Hon Minister Machakaire

23,651 views • 1 year ago