President to host Wendall

Zimbabwe's President Rorbet Mugabe addresses, 08 September 2005, the crowd during the official launch the Zimbabwe Millennium development goals, in Harare. Mugabe said Today that Zimbabwe's land reforms were at the core of its efforts to meet the United Nations Millennium Development Goals by the target date of 2015. AFP PHOTO

Development, Indigenisation and Empowerment Minister Saviour Kasukuwere announced yesterday.

The President has also invited BBA participant Vimbai Mutinhiri and Comrades Ultra-marathon trip-le winner Stephen Muzhingi to the luncheon.
“President Mugabe has invited the winner to lunch at the State House on Thursday, to celebrate the victory.

“The President takes this opportunity to congratulate Wendall and Vimbai for their successful participation and victory in BBA House. “We as the Ministry are proud of their achievement. We also recognise the role played by Vimbai Mutinhiri as she is a bright young girl.

“These are two young people who have shown how successful Zimbabweans can be. Stephen had not been honoured yet but it was felt that this was the right to time to give him that respect,” said Minister Kasukuwere.

Wendall and Vimbai return home today and fans are expected to throng Harare International Airport to welcome the duo.
Minister Kasukuwere said the Zimbabwe Youth Council would lead Zimbabweans who want to welcome the first-ever Zimbabwean to win the reality show.

The Zimbabwean pilot and the country’s last representative in the Big Brother Africa amplified, Wendall, won the big prize of US$200 000.
He shared the first position with Nigeria Karen Igho after surviving 91 da-ys during the reality show.