Staff Reporter
Zanu PF legislators are working tirelessly to implement development programs in their respective constituencies, demonstrating a strong commitment to uplifting communities across Zimbabwe.
Recently, Gutu South legislator Pupurai Togarepi took a significant step towards improving access to safe and clean water by initiating the repair of boreholes in his constituency.
Many of these boreholes had been idle for nearly 14 years, leaving communities without reliable water sources.
MP Togarepi emphasized the importance of this initiative, stating, "It is the President's wish that every citizen should have access to clean and safe water. We are working to ensure that this becomes a reality for the people of Gutu South."
Togarepi also expressed his gratitude to Tzu Chi Foundation, a non-Governmental organization, for partnering with the community in this vital project.
"The support from Tzu Chi Foundation has been invaluable. Their partnership with our community has made it possible to repair these boreholes and restore a critical resource for our people," he said.
The borehole repair initiative has been warmly received by the local community, with residents expressing their appreciation for the Government's efforts.
Obert Mutoro, a villager from Manzanga Ward 28, praised the project, saying, "The Government's commitment to implementing life-changing projects in our communities is commendable. Access to clean water will make a significant difference in our daily lives."
In Gutu West, ZANU PF legislator John Paradza is also spearheading several development projects aimed at improving the quality of life for his constituents.
Among these initiatives is the construction of clinics, which are critical for providing accessible healthcare to rural communities.
MP Paradza is currently overseeing the construction of Togwati Clinic in Ward 3 and Chivake Clinic in Ward 20.
Cde Nyikayaramba, a Zanu PF Field Officer in Gutu West, highlighted the wide range of projects being implemented under Paradza's leadership.
"MP Paradza is doing everything within his power to ensure the fruition of President Mnangagwa's vision of an upper middle-income economy by 2030. The construction of clinics and other development projects are vital steps toward achieving this goal," Cde Nyikayaramba stated.
As Zanu PF legislators continue to work on these developmental programs, their efforts reflect the broader national agenda of inclusive growth and prosperity.
The focus on improving essential services such as water and healthcare underscores the Party's commitment to making tangible improvements in the lives of ordinary Zimbabweans, aligning with President Mnangagwa's vision for the future.
