Junior Primary scoops award

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By Richard Mukwenya

MASVINGO – Junior Primary School, one of the most prestigious private schools in Masvingo, together with its director Noah Marima recently scooped the Private School Of The Year 2024 Award and Businessman of the Year Award respectively at the Sundrive Business Awards.
The Junior Investments enterprise which owns Junior Driving School, Junior High and Primary Schools, Junior Security Company, Junior Micro finance, Junior Complex among other entities continues to soar after adding two more gongs to their cabinet.
Marima also scooped the Best Entrepreneur of the Year Award at the same awards ceremony.
He recently won the Best Businessman of The Year Award at the Megafest awards.
Speaking to TellZim News, Marima said he was elated by the recognition which he said shows how dedicated they were as an organization, adding that the awards fuel their passion to innovate and make a difference.
“I am honored to receive this prestigious award and I want to thank our incredible team, customers, and partners for their unwavering support.
“For the school award, we are proud to be leaders in our field, and we won’t stop striving for excellence. This award wouldn’t be possible without the hard work of our talented teachers and learners. We want to share the achievement with our learners’ parents and guardians and all our clients as well as partners who support us,” said Marima.
Marima was named Outstanding Business Personality in 2020 at the Megafest Awards while Junior High School bagged the Diamond Award in 2022 cementing the enterprise as one of the best in the province and beyond.
Junior Driving School was also named best in the Motor Trade Industry several times at the Masvingo Agricultural Show.
One of Junior Driving School drivers Tongesai Mudyiwa came third in the Driver of The Year competitions held by the Traffic Safety Council of Zimbabwe (TCSZ) recently.

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