Masvingo Achievement Awards on cards

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TellZim Reporter

Don Claude Entertainment, National Arts Council of Zimbabwe together with other stakeholders will on 27 August 2022 host Masvingo Achievement Awards created to appreciate the hard work done by Masvingo citizens as well as uplifting the city.
The awards, which will be graced by Minister of State for Provincial Affairs and Devolution Ezra Chadzamira will see winners being awarded in over ten categories.
The categories include social life, sport, business, photography and media, film, written word, visual arts, poetry, modeling, choreography, music, theatre among others.
Speaking to TellZim News, deputy director of the event Iris Payne said this is going to be the first time people who have helped make Masvingo grow are going to be appreciated at such a scale.
“There are people who have worked so hard for Masvingo to be where it is today, be it in business, sport, social life, arts. We also have those who helped during Covid-19 as well as business people who have made Masvingo a better place through building complexes for the town.
“This will be the biggest event that we will be bringing to Masvingo province as we recognize the contributions of various individuals towards the city,” Payne said.
Payne said there will be live performances by artists from across the province, as the organizers will give more emphasis to artists from Masvingo.
She said those who want to participate in the awards can submit their profiles through WhatsApp (0775935360) as well through email (denzelnasirpayne@gmail.com).

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