Zanu-PF gets donation

Zanu-PF Secretary for Administration Cde Didymus Mutasa thanks Document Support Centre Chief Strategy Officer Mrs Clarice Chava (left) and Cooperative Service Head Cynthia Mugwira after receiving 20 computers donated for the party’s annual National People’s Conference that begins in Chinhoyi next week
Zanu-PF Secretary for Administration Cde Didymus Mutasa thanks Document Support Centre Chief Strategy Officer Mrs Clarice Chava (left) and Cooperative Service Head Cynthia Mugwira after receiving 20 computers donated for the party’s annual National People’s Conference that begins in Chinhoyi next week

Herald Reporter
A local Information Communication Technology firm, Document Support Centre, yesterday donated 20 computers to Zanu-PF for use at the forthcoming annual National People’s Conference to be held in Chinhoyi.
The computers worth US$13 400 were presented by the company’s head of corporate services Mrs Cynthia Mungwira to Zanu-PF secretary for administration Cde Didymus Mutasa.

Speaking after receiving the HP desktop computers, Cde Mutasa said the donation would assist in the computerisation of Zanu-PF district offices after the annual conference.

“The initial objective is for use at the annual people’s conference in Chinhoyi and thereafter we will give each of our 10 district offices two computers to enhance communication,” he said.

Mrs Mungwira said the company made the donation in support of Zanu-PF’s annual conference and other economic development programmes.

“We want to enhance the use of ICT’s and this donation is to complement the Government’s ICT programme,” she said.
Document Support Centre is the franchise for HP, IBM, Lenovo and sole distributor of Oracle Xerox in Zimbabwe. The Zanu-PF conference will be held next week and logistics are already in place for the mega end of year event.

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