The fulfilment of the pledge has been widely welcomed as a reflection of the organisation’s commitment to empowering individuals and communities through practical support.Speaking after receiving the residential stand, Moyo expressed deep gratitude, describing the gift as both unexpected and life-changing.DANet founder Reverend Obadiah Musindo.“First and foremost I would like to thank the Almighty for raising amongst us men with big hearts like Dr Rev Musindo. It came as a surprise and indeed what a way of winding up the year,” said Moyo.She added that she was overwhelmed by the gesture and struggled to fully put her emotions into words.“I know my words might fail to really explain how I feel, but I am truly elated and super excited about the gift,” she said.In a heartfelt message directed to Dr Rev Musindo, Moyo acknowledged human limitations in expressing appreciation while offering prayers and blessings in return.“Dr Rev Musindo, all I can say is that fallible as humans are, I might fail to thank you enough. Our God of unmatched love and replenishment should continue to make you shine amongst many.
May He multiply you in every sphere of your life. Thank you, Doctor, and may you never lack. God bless you,” she said.Meanwhile, DANet has also announced a special Christmas housing opportunity aimed at expanding access to land ownership for Zimbabweans both at home and in the diaspora.
The initiative is being implemented through the Destiny of Afrika Network National Housing Projects Development Trust (DANHoPDT).In a statement dated December 23, 2025, the organisation said the housing scheme is designed to assist families who are unable to raise lump-sum payments to purchase residential stands or build homes. Under the membership-based model, beneficiaries can pay for their stands over flexible periods ranging from 12 months to five years.The scheme offers residential stands measuring between 200 and 2 000 square metres. In addition, agro residential plots ranging from one to five hectares are planned near strategic cities and towns, forming part of DANet’s broader vision to integrate housing development with agricultural opportunities.DANet said its housing projects are at various stages of development, with some still in the planning phase, others under active construction and several nearing completion.
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In some areas, beneficiaries have already started building their homes. Current projects are located in major urban centres including Harare, Bulawayo, Chitungwiza, Chinhoyi, Kadoma, Mutare, Rusape and the Concession area in Mazowe.The organisation further revealed that it is in the process of acquiring additional land for new housing developments in towns such as Gweru, Chegutu, Karoi, Kariba, Hwange, Bindura, Chivhu, Zvishavane, Kwekwe, Gwanda, Shurugwi, Chipinge and Nyanga. DANet said it aims to have housing projects in every town and at all strategic growth points across Zimbabwe by April 2026.According to the trust, more than 78 000 people have already benefited and already residing from its Phase 1, 2 and 3 housing projects and .
The organisation emphasised that it has been operating since 2000 with a strong focus on transparency, noting that there have been no reported cases of beneficiaries losing money. It also highlighted the existence of a clear refund policy for members who choose to withdraw from the scheme. Dorcas Moyo has ended the year on a high note after Destiny of Afrika Network (DANet) fulfilled a promise made earlier this month by gifting her a residential stand on December 20.
The gesture followed a commitment made by DANet founder and leader, Dr Reverend Obadiah Musindo, during the first week of December. The fulfilment of the pledge has been widely welcomed as a reflection of the organisation’s commitment to empowering individuals and communities through practical support. Speaking after receiving the residential stand, Moyo expressed deep gratitude, describing the gift as both unexpected and life-changing.
“First and foremost I would like to thank the Almighty for raising amongst us men with big hearts like Dr Rev Musindo. It came as a surprise and indeed what a way of winding up the year,” said Moyo. She added that she was overwhelmed by the gesture and struggled to fully put her emotions into words.
“I know my words might fail to really explain how I feel, but I am truly elated and super excited about the gift,” she said. In a heartfelt message directed to Dr Rev Musindo, Moyo acknowledged human limitations in expressing appreciation while offering prayers and blessings in return. “Dr Rev Musindo, all I can say is that fallible as humans are, I might fail to thank you enough.
God bless you,” she said. Meanwhile, DANet has also announced a special Christmas housing opportunity aimed at expanding access to land ownership for Zimbabweans both at home and in the diaspora. The initiative is being implemented through the Destiny of Afrika Network National Housing Projects Development Trust (DANHoPDT).
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