Online Reporter
Online Reporter
REAL ESTATE company Craft Properties is asking for more land in Mashonaland West province and the opportunity to work with local authorities to develop infrastructure projects.
The company, which has more than 17 years’ experience in civil works and the construction industry, has since made a commitment to construct classroom blocks at Kaiva Primary School in Nyaminyami, Kariba district, as part of its corporate social responsibility.
Most of the construction equipment and materials are already on site.
“We align ourselves with the national vision to achieve an empowered and prosperous upper middle-income society by 2030,” said Craft Properties founder and CEO Professor Kudakwashe Taruberekera.
“Our mission and values resonate with the guiding principles that strive to create opportunities for all Zimbabweans, ensuring that no one is left behind. Despite our foundation in the private sector, we actively promote public-private partnerships … However, our appeal to all local authorities, through our resident Minister of State (for Provincial Affairs and Devolution) Honourable Marian Chombo, is the need to avail more land and to initiate partnership opportunities with local authorities. Our company is ready to work with local authorities to develop infrastructure facilities.”
The company is presently planning to hand over 150 wheelchairs to the learners with disabilities in the seven districts of Mashonaland West province in mid-October.
Tinaye Agere
Online Reporter