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US, Britain sponsoring terror groups in Zim: Matemadanda

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…accuses West of pumping US$5 million towards fight
against Zanu PF Govt

Upenyu
Chaota
Zanu PF national political commissar and Defence
deputy minister Victor Matemadanda last week blew launched vitriolic attacks
against the United States and Britain, alleging that the two powers were
meddling into Zimbabwean politics.
He accused the two countries of cheering MDC leader
Nelson Chamisa’s ‘disregard’ for the rule of law following his loss of a Supreme
Court case challenging the 2018 presidential election results.
Matemadanda made the remarks while addressing a Zanu
PF Masvingo provincial inter-district meeting in Masvingo recently.
He attacked Britain, the United States and the
European Union (EU) whom he alleged to have injected US$5 million to fund ‘terror’
groups that want to usurp power from the Zanu PF government.
A visibly agitated Matemadanda said that ‘the
Americans’ were trying to grab power in the country through the back door by
sponsoring anarchy.
 “The problem we
have is that of the British, Americans and the European Union who keep on
supporting someone (Chamisa) who does not recognise the rule of law. He refused
to accept the 2018 election results and he approached the Supreme Court.
“The Supreme Court upheld the election results but
still the Americans and British keep supporting Chamisa. If the Americans and
British are morally upright, they must reign in Chamisa and tell him that what
he is doing is stupid.
“The challenge we have is that of our former
colonisers who still want to use a delinquent young man to take power through
the back door. They are using Chamisa who does not recognise the court ruling
and they are saying that is the person’s rights have been violated. What about
Chamisa’s violation of the rule of law? The Americans are silent on that one,”
said Matemadanda.
He said that if Americans were truly democratic as
they preach, they had to call Chamisa ‘to order’.
“We won the elections. If the Americans are truly
democratic and have no any other hidden interest, they must tell Chamisa to
shake President Mnangagwa’s hand not sponsor him to rise against the
government.
“That is our only problem not any other nonsense they
may try to tell us. Chamisa says he is a leader of a democratic party but does
not want to be democratic. One fundamental tenet of democracy is the rule of
law.
“If Chamisa was going to win an election in future,
losers will dispute the result because he is setting a wrong precedent. If the
British and Americans are going to support someone who refuses to be bound by
the Supreme Court decisions, then they are hypocrites,” said Matemadanda.
He said that Americans preached about democracy which
they do not want to practice.
“They talk about democracy that they do not want to
practice or even want those that they support to practice and accept. That is
bull**. We liberated this country with guns from the British and Americans
being supported by the European Union. We are no afraid of them,” said
Matemadanda.
He claimed that America and Britain were funding
‘rebel’ groups to rise against the Zanu PF government.
“The Americans and British have poured in over US$5
million to do propaganda against Zanu PF government on social media. This is
why you are seeing a lot of lies being peddled against Zanu PF on social media.
They are doing that because they were given funds for that,” said Matemadanda.
He also said government will not lose sleep over
Chamisa because he was ‘a nonentity’ who should focus on his ‘dying’ MDC.
“We will not lose sleep over Chamisa. He is just a
desperate young man who should focus on his dying MDC. Chamisa has nothing
which the Zanu PF government wants,” said Matemadanda.

Sex worker caught with live python at Mutare lodge

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Heather Buzuzi
MUTARE –
In a bizarre incident that left many residents shocked, a 21-year-old sex
worker was caught with a live African python measuring 4.1 metres at Greengate
Lodges.
This
was heard in the Mutare Magistrates’ Court where Loice Samhere, who is owner of
the lodge, and sex worker Queen Mpofu (21) of Number 1492 Silverbow, Rusape,
made their initial appearance.
They
appeared before magistrate Notebulgar Muchineripi facing charges of keeping or
being in possession of a protected animal.
They
were not formally charged and were remanded in custody to January 05, 2020.
The
State’s case, as presented by prosecutor Tirivanhu Matyasire, is that on
December 04 ,2019 at Greengate Lodge, Samhere and Mpofu, or one of them, unlawfully
kept or had in their possession a python.
An
unnamed male went to the lodge for sex with Mpofu and found her already in the
room that they had booked.
When
the man put his satchel on top of the bag that was containing the python, the
reptile made a strange noise, frightening the prospective client into a
panicked and noisy flight.
One
John Sazinyu of 144 Flamingo Drive, Greenside, who works as a caretaker at Black
Gate Lodge, went to find out what was happening and many other people gathered
around.
Sazinyu
ordered Mpofu to open the bag but she refused.
Samhere
then ordered Mpofu to remove the bag containing the python from the room. Mpofu
hired a tax which to ferry her belongings from the room including the bag
containing the python to Aloe Park.
People
made a follow up and gathered at Aloe Park where one member of the public opened
the bag and removed the python from the bag.
At
that moment, Sazinyu ran to Mutare Central Police Station where he made a
report leading to Mpofu’s arrest.
When
questioned, Mpofu implicated Samhere as the owner of the python and this led to
the arrest of Samhere.
The
recovered python is currently held by Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Authority (ZimParks)
Mutare and was produced in court as an exhibit.

Mwenezi woman secretly buries baby cave

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Cephas Shava
MWENEZI – A
34-year old Mwenezi woman from Gonyami Village under Chief Mawarire gave birth
to a dead premature child and buried its corpse in a cave.
This
was heard in the Mwenezi Magistrates’ Court during the trial of Ropafadzo
Matare who was charged with Contravening Section 106 of the Criminal Law
Codification and Reform Act Chapter 09:23 ‘Concealing birth of child’.
Matare
pleaded guilty when she appeared before magistrate Honest Musiiwa last Wednesday
and was sentenced to six months imprisonment, two of which were conditionally
suspended. The remaining four months were set aside on condition she performed
140 hours of community service at Pambe Primary School.
Asked
by magistrate Musiiwa why she committed the offence, Matare pleaded poverty.
“When
I gave birth to my child she was already dead. Given the state of poverty at
our homestead and upon weighing the costs of feeding mourners, I decided to
bury my child alone. At our homestead, we completely have nothing,” Matare
confessed in court.
Presented
by prosecutor Willard Chasi, it was the State case that on November 14, 2019,
Matare gave birth to a dead child. She took the corpse and went to a nearby mountain
where she placed it inside a cave.
Upon
being quizzed by some suspicious relatives who had realised that she was no
longer pregnant, Matare opened up and a report was made to the police, leading
to her arrest.
The
child’s remains were retrieved from the cave and taken to Masvingo General
Hospital for a post-mortem.
According
to State papers, the cause of the child’s death could not be ascertained as the
corpse was in an advanced state of decomposition.
   

Masvingo overlooks safe diapers, sanitary pads disposal

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Star Matsongoni
City of Masvingo is not paying
much attention to the safe disposal of sanitary pads and diapers, with many
residents dumping these environmentally harmful materials anywhere.
Besides the impact of that such
material has on the environment, the general sentiment is also that failure by
authorities to build incinerators at strategic places in the city has a negative
effect on women’s right to dignified disposal of their used sanitary wear.
Women’s rights advocates and
environmentalists who spoke to TellZim News said the presence of used sanitary
wear and diapers in the open surroundings was an affront the environment as
much as it was an attack on the dignity of women.
Women Coalition of Zimbabwe (WCoZ)
Masvingo provincial chapter coordinator, Belinda Mwale said refuse collection
challenges in the city meant that many used diapers and sanitary pads end up on
the streets, in the drains or in water bodies.
“The main challenge we are facing
is that we don’t have the knowledge of how pads should be properly disposed, and
neither do we have enough resources to enable their safe disposal. If we are to
burn the pads since refuse collection schedules are not reliable, we would
surely be violating one or two environmental laws and by-laws,” said Mwale.
She said the right to a safe
period for women was not an end unto itself as it should extend to dignified
disposal of the sanitary wear
“Inadequate water supply is another
challenge we face. If we were to get reusable sanitary pads, that would both be
more cost effective and environmentally-friendlier but there is no enough water
to wash the material all the time,” said Mwale.
A Mucheke woman who spoke on
condition of anonymity said she felt uncomfortable throwing her used sanitary
wear in the average rubbish bins due to some superstitious beliefs she grew up
to know.
“We I grew up, we would be told
that used sanitary pads could be used by juju people for malicious reasons. I
therefore do not dispose of them in the bin. I always flush them down the
toilet even though I know that they clog the sewer systems. I would be
confortable throwing them in an incinerator,” said the woman.
A Masvingo City Council employee
revealed that local authority spends thousands of dollars every month removing
grit from its sewer systems, and many sewer pipe bursts are recorded everyday
due to blockages caused by many alien objects including sanitary pads and
diapers.
Former mayor Hubert Fidze has
been very vocal about the effects of disposable nappies on the city’s water
supply, complaining that the unchecked use and irregular disposal of that
material was seriously polluting Mucheke River and ultimately Lake Mutirikwi,
from where the city draws all its drinking water.
Other residents said council
could engage huge institutions like Great Zimbabwe University (GZU) so that
they could partner to build incinerators at strategic points for use by both
residents and students.
“The council is not playing its
role. They come after two weeks or more for refuse collection and this results
in diapers being thrown around. There are many stakeholders like institutions
of higher learning and private companies that can be engaged for the building
of incinerators,” said one resident.
When contacted for a comment the
City of Masvingo Department of Environmental Health acting director Ngonidzashe
Mapamula refused to comment.

Mnangagwa in no hurry to fix economy— NGO Forum

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Upenyu Chaota
As
the world marks the 61st anniversary of the International Human
Rights Day, the Zimbabwe Human Rights NGO Forum (The Forum) has lamented the
deterioration in living standards, claiming that the President Emmerson
Mnangagwa’s government was not showing an urgent quest to fix the economy.
The
2019 commemorations are being held under the global theme, ‘Youth Standing up
for Human Rights’.
The
United Nations, in coming up with this theme, aims to celebrate the potential
of youth in facilitating sustainable development, amplify their voices, and
engage a broad range of global audiences in the promotion and protection of
rights.
In
a statement on the occasion of the International Human Rights Day on Tuesday
(December 10), The Forum slammed the government for not dealing decisively with
the current economic crisis which has seen doctors embarking on a crippling
strike which has brought chaos at the public hospitals.
“It
is within that context that the Forum takes time to reflect on the state of
human rights in Zimbabwe in 2019 and how it has advanced the tenets of the
Declaration as it commemorates this day. Zimbabwe has embraced the Declaration
by incorporating its provisions in its Constitution, expounded under the Bill
of Rights.
“The
Forum laments that we are commemorating the coming into effect of this
milestone document that proclaims the inalienable rights which everyone is
inherently entitled to as a human being, against a background of a
deteriorating political, economic and social environment in Zimbabwe.
“The
Forum is particularly concerned by the lack urgency on the part of government
to resolve the economic crisis, contrary to the spirit of the Declaration we
are commemorating today,” said the Forum in a statement.
The
Forum noted with concern the economic crisis that has resulted in erosion of
disposable income and unemployment resulting in widespread poverty primarily
because of poor governance, pervasive corruption and mismanagement of funds.
“This
has manifested in a crippling industrial action by healthcare personnel in
state medical facilities, continuous surging of prices of foodstuffs, shortages
of clean water, and the right to education has also been severely affected,”
reads the statement.
The
Forum slammed the government for suppressing the views of the masses in the
face of the economic crisis by using brute force on all opposing views.
“It
is regrettable that while all this has been happening, the government instead
has increased suppression of rights and freedoms.
“In
particular, the freedom of expression, assembly, association and the freedom to
demonstrate and petitions are severely curtailed. During the year the Forum
recorded an increase in levels of violence and brutality especially against
known and or perceived protestors and human rights defenders.
“The
Forum notes with concern the growing impunity and disregard for the rule of law
by government institutions whose mandate is to serve and protect the citizens
of Zimbabwe,” reads the statement.
The
Forum also castigated the President Mnangagwa led administration for not
implementing the findings of the Commission of Inquiry into the August 1, 2018
violence which saw soldiers shooting civilians in the streets of Harare.
“It
is over a year since the release of the findings from the Commission of Inquiry
into the August 1 post-election shootings and the recommendations which include
prosecution of the police and military officers responsible for the shootings
are yet to be implemented.
“Instead
there has been an escalation in the brutality by the same security institutions
on protestors and innocent civilians,” reads the statement.
The
Forum said that it was launching the Tolerance Matters campaign which seeks to
promote a culture of respect for one another and appreciation of diversity and
inclusion.

Techwomen Alumnae helps Gweru with digital economy skills

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Tinaani Nyabereka
GWERU
Technology advocacy movement Techwomen Alumnae last week engaged the Gweru
community on data and privacy issues with emphasis on the digital economy.
The
organisation is on a mission to improve inclusive access to technology and
digital security through a campaign dubbed Digital Aspirations.
Digital
Aspirations programs coordinator, Aritha Mare said skills on digital commerce
were important as citizens were increasingly already making use of online
platforms to do business.
“We
came today to engage with stakeholders because we are participating in some of
the components of the digital economy hence we need to be fully-equipped. In
the digital economy, there is need for inclusivity so we engaged students who a
critical stakeholder in this discourse. We need to appreciate them on what they
know,” said Mare.
She
said digital skills were essential for the advancement of abilities to make
full use of contemporary technologies.
“When
we talk about the digital economy, our mind-sets start to look at the experts
but we should rather include everyone; those in the informal sectors and in the
rural areas.
“Looking
at what is required to take part in the digital economy, we want to see if we
have the requisite skills. We understand lack of skills is still a challenge to
many people in our society. There are also those who don’t have access to the
gadgetry and there are those that have the gadgetry but do not know how to use
them,” said Mare.
Technology
expert and entrepreneur, Innocent Mupasi said in the digital economy, there was
need to make use of the available methods to protect data.
“To
young people, the issue of date security is vital because we use data almost every
day. Of particular concern is the issue of data privacy because we don’t know
in whose hands the data may end up.
“One
thing you must know as youths in Africa is that your data is now everywhere; in
the form of pictures on social media platforms and email accounts. In Zimbabwe
mobile telecommunication operators keep enormous amounts of our data so how
they use it should be of concern to us. They have to be accountable to us,”
said Mupasi.
  

Chironda launches ‘SheDecides’ movement

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Mukai
Musimwa
MyAge Zimbabwe director
and child rights activist, Onward Chironda recently hosted the launch of a
global movement called SheDecides at Holiday Inn in Harare as part of efforts
to promote the girl child’s right to sexual and reproductive health
information.
SheDecides, which was
launched on December 06, is a global movement advocating for gender equality
and empowerment of girls and women.
The event was graced by
many dignitaries including Canada’s ambassador to Zimbabwe Rene Cremonese,
HIVOS Southern Africa director Tanja Lubbers and Harare West Member of
Parliament (MP) Joana Mamombe.
Speaking at the event, Cremonese
said it was important to spearhead the movement and make it known to various
people from various backgrounds
He said it was critical
to ensure that everybody commits to the promotion of young women and girls’ well-being.
Cremonese’ sentiments
also found support from Lubbers, who is a vocal equality advocate in the civil
society.
Lubbers said there was
need to unlock many resources to empower the girl child and make sure she is in
a better position to decide for herself.
“We are committed to
reach to communities at grassroots level and regionally, nationally as well as
internationally as we intend to push the movement until the girl child is able
to decide on her own,” said Lubbers.
During the Miss TellZim
charity modeling show on December 09, Chironda pledged a substantial amount of
money which he said should be directed towards the relieving vulnerable girls
in distress.

Just go to jail Madame Mupfumira!

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What is wrong with the youth in this country? They do
not have the guts to stand by their own words and actions. Mapombi is
disappointed by this Chivange guy. Cde Chivange for the lack of a better word I
think makazungaira and muri mbwende. Who do you think you are fooling? They do
not want you in Zanu PF because you are G40, Simple. Zvenyu zvekudaidza kapress
conference monyepera kuvhiringika zvinokuvadzisa. If you are G40 you are G40
stay that way. There are plenty of G40 people who Mapombi will not name but are
still hiding in Zanu PF with their fingers crossed. Imo muno muMasvingo kana
pakada kunyatsa kuitwa witch hunting tinogona kuwana all the MPs vari maG40
kusiya kwana Chadzamira nevamwe vashoma. KuZaka munondinzwa here uko. I heard
ndimi makamira mira kuti Chivange apinde muprimary election paya muchiziva
henyu kuti muG40 akakwana. Pane vamwe vatainzwa hedu kuno kuChitima vachibheja
kuti Chiduwa haapindi because he will not play the G40 tune. Manje makanyangira
yaona vakomana. Masvingo yakati pasi nemaG40 saka ini Mapombi and my chairman
Chadzamira we are coming for you all. We are going to expel you from the party.
You will be pardoned at national level but kuno tinenge takugadzirirai size.
Zivhu uriko here mwana wamai. Warova shamwari, ko what happened with your case
kkkkk. I heard First lady wakapindira to save you but chidzikamawo kana wapona
because tsuro haiponi rutsva kaviri.
Masvingo inonakidza vakomana. Those who said the
politics of this country are shaped here in wezhira wezhara wezhowezha was
right. It’s a small city but with hot heads. This is the province which stood
with Mnangagwa paya paanga adzingwa naMugabe. This is the same province which
Mugabe almost gave up on saying imi veMasvingo endai munoita yenyu party kkkk.
Masvingo ine musvo wemusangano. If you ask the G40 cabal they will tell you
kuti Masvingo haitangiki. Ndipo paunoona kedu Chivange koda kuita misarinya
nezvisukuwere zvake. There are a lot of people who come to whisper into Mapombi’s
eyes vachiti things are not well in the Zanu PF Masvingo provincial structures.
I do not care what happens to Zanu PF because I wish it will just self-destruct
one day. This is the party which has authored all this mess we are in. Don’t
get me wrong, I do not like Zanu PF at all neither do I like Chamisa. I have
come to the realisation that no politician ever wants to better the lives of
the masses. They are all selfish ediots who suck the life blood out of the poor
and beat us when we complain. Mapombi however has some few individuals she
likes and admires in both MDC and Zanu PF. Not the presidents or Presidents. If
you touch the people I like I will fight with you. I heard Matemadanda bragging
that Masvingo has no factions and is the best province in the country, is that
true iwe Matemadanda? Have you not heard that there are people who are secretly
plotting to oust Chadzamira? The same people eat from the same plate with Chadzamira
and when he turns around vanotanga kumurongera hondo. But who can blame them
kkkk. Chadzamira is too powerful and those surrounding him get jealous and they
will do anything to attack him.
Chete Chadzamira chacho chine nharo ask Kasukuwere he
will tell you about this man. He is the only chairman akazvambura G40 in
elections kusvika Mugabe aita give in. Kasukuwere knew he would not get
Masvingo’s blessings if Chadzamira was in the way and they tried to drop him
but Masvingo yakamira nacho chimuchinda ichi. Now pane twumwe twumbwanana
twakuda kukura musoro hanzi we want to drop Chadzamira kkkk keep dreaming.
Chairman Chadzamira today is your lucky day because Mapombi is giving you free
advice. Don’t fight in the North or the South. Fight every battle, everywhere,
always in your mind. Everyone is your enemy. Everyone is your friend. Every
possible series of events is happening all at once. Live that way and nothing
will surprise you. Everything that happens will be something that you have seen
before. You are surrounded by criminals who give you fake smiles. If you dare
me I will provide you with names kkkk. I will not get into details about this
plot but Chairman please be careful.
Don’t say I did not warn you. I know pane vamwe
vapinda chando izvozvi. Kana munhu achigona basa siyai aite kwete kuita jealous
imi vanhu. Ndokutaurai mazita enyu pano kana mune nharo. Pane anoti pwee here
ndizvivharise kkkk. Handidi vanhu vanonditadzisa kudya patafura kuno
kuGoromonzi. This week no rotten bananas for Mapombi because I have joined the
thieves here in Goromonnzi vachimbodya zvavo zvevapfupi nekureba. I will be
careful not to eat poison because when dealing with thieves you have to sleep
with one eye open. Kurongerana kwega kwega. Vanhu veZanu PF dai Mwari akuitirai
nyasha. The people are suffering and you are blowing millions on the useless
conference. Why not just sacrifice kuti this year hakuna conference mari yacho
mopa teachers, nurses and doctors. Masoja nemapurisa chero mukavanyima havana
basa. They are useless those people kungwarira kurova innocent people who will
be demanding better lives even for them. Baba vebenzi havana mufaro.
But mbavha hadzina nyadzi chokwadi. I heard Mupfumira
akutopenga nemari yekuba kkkk. She does not even feel ashamed and has the guts
to tell the court kuti anoda time to recover mentally. Iwe Mupfumira you must
face justice. Do not try to delay it. Do you know how many Zimbabweans are
losing their minds because of poverty? Isu vana Mapombi tinotoita semipengo
nekuda kwenhamo yamunoita impose on us. Zvekuti you are mentally unfit izvo
ndezvenyu. We want you to be judged for the crimes you committed against the
people like Mapombi. You must get justice. Izvi zvenyu zvekuda kutivhara isu
kuti tikanganwe hakuna iyoyo. Zanu PF hamudi kunyarwa. Hapana hedu zvatogona
kukuitai because you will unleash your dogs on us if we try to raise our voices
but mari yakabiwa naMupfumira inondirwadza hangu. Imagine if you had given a
fraction of that money to people with brilliant minds like Mapombi kuti vatange
their small businesses. Those millions stolen by Mupfumira could have helped a
lot of people in the country but one person pocketed all the money and many are
still stealing but justice will never catch up with them. The arrest of
Mupfumira was just a smokescreen kuda kutibata kumeso and her case is dying and
will soon disappear. Mentally unfit my foot.
Go before the courts and face justice. We have a lot
of Zanu PF big wigs who should join you in jail because they have robbed this
country of a future it deserves. We have individuals in Zanu PF who have more
money than the treasury. Where do they get the money from? ED wacho is very
corrupt. Why else would he protect the corrupt temple? Many in Zanu PF should
be at Chikurubi. Nyika haina magetsi, mvura and drugs but imi you keep
stealing. Do you have hearts of stones? Hapana chisingaperi varume. Inguva
yenyu chimboitai but just know kudenga kuna Mwari. Hamungafariwo here kana
nyika yenyu ichibudirira and your people living better lives. Is your vision
2030 about sending the country back to Stone Age? Just stop stealing please Cde
ED and team. Be patriotic. I have said enough regai ndinodya zvangu lunch yangu
with these thieves. Like I said, this week no kunokanga maputi for lunch or
rotten bananas. I am in Goromonzi wining and dining at the Zanu PF annual
conference. Pameri nemusangano unotonga kkkkk. Mboko imboko.

Gert Nel Primary School builds library

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Mukai
Musimwa

GUTU

Gert Nel Government Primary School in Chatsworth has built its first library in
partnership with Aussie Books for Zimbabwe.
The official opening of
the library was graced by Australian High Commissioner Bronte Moules
accompanied by the Aussie Books for Zimbabwe director Dr. Alfred Chidembo.
Aussie Books for
Zimbabwe is an Australian Non-Governmental Organisation that has embarked on an
ambitious programme to establish libraries for disadvantaged communities in all
the country’s 10 provinces.
Chidembo confirmed that
Aussie Books for Zimbabwe has already established eight libraries in eight
different communities including at Gert Nel Government Primary School.
The organisation has
shipped over 90 000 books for distribution to different primary schools.
The commissioning event
was held under the theme “Footprints Come in Pairs.”
The construction of the
school library, building materials, shelves, desks and the reading materials
were sponsored by Aussie Books for Zimbabwe.
Gert Nel Primary School
head Atinos Tonhodzayi told TellZim News that parents also contributed some
funds the construction of the school library.
“I would like to thank
our pupils’ parents for contributing towards the construction of the school
library as they were responsible for paying the builders and moulding all the
bricks used,” said Tonhodzayi.
He said he believed the
school library will boost the learning culture leading to the improvement of
the pass rate.
“Our pupils now have
access to enough reading materials so I believe we will achieve a 100 percent
pass rate next year and all the other years to come. 
Gert Nel Primary School
managed to attain 79.6 percent pass rate for grade sevens this year from 75
percent in 2018.
The library
accommodates 40 pupils and Tonhodzayi confirmed that Aussie Books for Zimbabwe
pledged to provide computers in the following months.

Fern Valley Academy in another milestone

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TellZim Reporter

MASVINGO – Fern Valley Academy has registered a 100 percent pass
rate for all the pupils who sat for the 2019 Grade 7 examinations at Chikato
primary School.
The school, which opened its doors to the public in 2016 and offers both
primary and secondary classes, has partnered with other local primary schools
like Chikato to provide examination sitting space as the school is yet to
receive its own accreditation as an exam centre.
Situated in the fast developing suburb of Victoria Ranch, the school
offers excellent learning facilities manned by competent teachers with
requisite qualifications.
Fern valley opened its doors in January 2016 and has
registered a steady rise in its enrollment levels as more people become aware
of the school’s quality learning facilities, individual-oriented instruction
techniques as well as its low pupil/teacher ratio rules.
“This has been our third year in existence and we are
pleased with the strides we are making as a school. Pupils who will join us
next year will find us themselves in a much improved school because we are making
progress every year.
“We are putting emphasis on the quality of the
results we produce. Our children who sat for their examinations last year were our
second exam class and they have done well to market the school as a place with
quality learning methods are employed. We will work tirelessly so that more
parents can see the advantages of enrolling their children with Fern Valley
Academy,” said Fern Valley director Tsungai Mufamba.
She said enrollment for all classes starting from ECD
were in progress.