A Visit Full of Love: Lawyer Uplifts Bumhudzo Residents

📅 Published: August 21, 2025

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Gogo Mavhiyo said she was inspired to take part after attending an awareness meeting in April. “I signed up for four programmes—ECD teaching, baking, and detergent making.

I was skeptical about the driving lessons because I knew there would be reading and writing involved.

Since I’m already doing a degree in Theology, I didn’t want to overload myself, but I managed to balance everything and excelled exceptionally,” she said.

She recalled being the first to arrive at Murombedzi Centre for the June lessons, a determination she attributed to her upbringing on a farm. “I may be old and might never use these skills for work like the young ones, but I know some things I used to buy in shops I can now make myself.

This will keep me busy and happy,” she added.

Encouraging the youth, she said:
“The Deputy Minister said we are the pilots of this programme and it will spread across the constituency.

I urge young people to join—it can change lives. ”
Hon.

Dinha said the initiative was part of the government’s efforts to align communities with Vision 2030. 🔗

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