By Donald Nyarota.
MUTARE, Zimbabwe. – (News Of The South) Chikanga Dangamvura member of Parliament Cde Isau Mupfumi has pledged to assist a local high school renovate its infrastructure.
Speaking on behalf of the national assembly member at Dangamvura High Speech and Prize giving ceremony, Mupfumi who was represented by prominent lawyer Misheck Mugadza, said he will reconstruct a falling durawall as part of efforts to uplift standards of education.
Cde Mupfumi also pledged to provide a grader to level the school’s football ground as he challenged pupils to excel in extra curricula activities.
“As your member of parliament I want to promise you that the durawall which has fallen will be repaired.
“I was also told about your playing ground which is very unlevel. I will provide a grader to work in this regard and ensure that you have quality infrastructure.
“After this however I don’t want to hear that your school is performing badly in sporting disciplines because you will have the facilities for you to utilize,” he said.
Cde Mupfumi challenged students to take advantage of education opportunities availed to them, particularly practical subjects which can be useful in daily life.
“From next year, the best overall student will also receive a shield and US$100 as a way to “boost diligence, hard work and focus,” said the Chikanga Dangamvura legislator.
“It’s just that I received this invitation a bit late but that is what I promise for the overall student, a shield plus $100.”
In his personal capacity Mugadza, through his firm Mugadza and Chinzamba legal practitioners, pledged to sponsor the debate and public speaking category to a similar shield and amount.
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