ZRA hands over classroom block, clinic

Walter Nyamukondiwa in HURUNGWE

A fully furnished two classroom block, built through the Zambezi Valley Development Fund, has been commissioned by the Zambezi River Authority (ZRA) at Chisipiti Primary School.

Also commissioned was Chiroti Clinic that was constructed through the same fund.

Completion of the classroom block has helped to decongest Grade 6 and 7 classes.

It has helped in reducing the learner-teacher ratio from 140 to 70 learners per class.

Energy and Power Development Minister Edgar Moyo commissioned the classroom block.

Minister Moyo also commissioned Chiroti Clinic, which was constructed by ZRA through the Zambezi Valley Development Fund. 

The fund seeks to improve the lives of people displaced during the construction of the Kariba Dam.

Minister Moyo said the projects were key in furthering Government’s drive to promote inclusive development and improvement of people’s lives as the country works towards attaining Vision 2030. 

Mashonaland West Provincial Affairs and Devolution Minister Marian Chombo said the projects showed the strength of public-private partnerships. 

“These infrastructure projects show Government’s commitment to promote health and education development,” she said. 

ZRA chief executive Engineer Munyaradzi Munodawafa said the projects were part of numerous others being implemented to improve the life of people affected by the construction of the Kariba Dam.

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