Dunira fights for quality service delivery in Chivi

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Ward 30 Councillor for Chivi Rural District Council Goddard Dunira (pictured) said he will not rest until the people who elected him have quality services.
Dunira said he will make sure that he people of Chivi would benefit from his servant leadership skills.
Speaking at Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA) event recently, Dunira assured the people in his ward that he will make sure that the people in the Silver City residential suburb will get electricity.
“We have since engaged ZESA to connect electricity in Silver City. We are happy that ZESA has responded positively and we are hoping that very soon we will light up the Silver City residential area,” said Dunira.
Dunira said he was very happy that the council has managed to connect sewer in Silver City. It has always been my wish to see my ward being up lifted,” added Dunira.
Initially, residents in Silver City were using septic tanks.

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