Online Reporter
Nyore Madzianike
Senior Reporter
ACTING PRESIDENT Dr Kembo Mohadi presided over the handover ceremony of buses to Highlanders Football Club, Dudley Primary School, and John Landa Nkomo High School in Harare this afternoon.
The three buses were provided by businessman Mr Wicknell Chivayo.
In his remarks, Acting President Mohadi indicated that the buses represent more than just a means of transportation; they symbolise a collective commitment to fostering the development of sports and education in communities.
“Highlanders Football Club, a name synonymous with excellence and pride, will now have enhanced mobility, allowing it to reach new heights in football and engage in broader community activities.
“Landa John Nkomo High School and Dudley Primary School serve as pillars of educational development in our society. With these buses, we are not just facilitating transport; we are creating opportunities for our students to participate in extracurricular activities, attend educational trips, and ultimately broaden their horizons.
“This generous contribution reflects the profound impact that philanthropy can have on our society. It is a reminder that each of us has a role to play in uplifting our communities. This commitment to giving back sets an inspiring example for others to follow.
“Philanthropy is not just about financial contributions; it is about investing in the future of our youth and the growth of our communities,” he said.
Dr Mohadi said Mr Chivayo’s donation will also benefit future generations and demonstrats that corporate entities can play a pivotal role in nation building.
“On behalf of the Government and on my own behalf, l say to Mr Chivayo please continue with your philanthropic work, leaving no one and no place behind. Your investments in our sports and education systems are an investment in Zimbabwe’s future.
“Through your initiatives, you have shown that corporate entities can play a crucial role in nation building. As we look to the future, let us all commit to nurturing talent, supporting our institutions, and working together for the common good.
“I urge other members of the business community to join Mr Chivayo in this noble cause, recognising that together, we can achieve far more than we can alone,” he said.
