Community gets grinding mill

He said this was a farewell gift particularly to women who for many years suffered attacks from buffaloes during their journeys to grinding mills in distant areas.
Speaking during the ceremony held at Nyamhunga Primary School (Gatshe — Gatshe Fishing Camp), which was also attended by hundreds of people from Kariba and

Hurungwe, Cde Veloso hailed Zanu-PF for keeping strong ties with the ruling Frelimo party.
“As we give you this gift, we want to commend good relations that exist between our countries,” he said.

Cde Veloso said Mozambicans in Zimbabwe should respect and thank the Zimbabwean Government for the hospitality they accorded them over the years.

He thanked the local leadership for accommodating his people whom he also urged to be law-abiding so as to continue to be accorded the hospitality. Ward 2 councillor (Zanu-PF) in the area, Cde Gilbert Chibayamagora, urged the two countries to keep such friendly connections.

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