MP brings relief to Ndarama High School with furniture

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By Richard Mukwenya

In a significant boost to education in Masvingo Urban, Member of Parliament Martin Mureri Ndarama High School 40 brand-new desks and chairs, transforming the learning environment for students on May 16, 2025.
The much-needed furniture donation was made possible with the 2025 Constituency Development Fund (CDF) and sparked joy as well as gratitude among learners and members of staff.
The official handover ceremony, which drew school authorities, local officials, and student representatives, was marked by a symbolic gesture where students sat on the newly donated furniture to demonstrate its strength and quality.
Speaking at the event, Mureri said the SDC enlightened him on the need for furniture when he asked for where they needed help.
“We had a meeting with SDC who advised about the shortage of furniture at the school. So we bought 40 tables and chairs but there is a shortfall of 14 so we will send the remaining so they suit the number of the 54 leaners in a class,” said Mureri.
Mureri said he was committed to transforming education through practical support.
“This is just the beginning of the journey, I will continue to support Ndarama High School with everything they need, “said Mureri.
Representative from the Students Cluster under the Office of the MP, Darlington Robert Matola, hailed the gesture as a demonstration of leadership that listens to young people’s needs.
“As a student, I know how difficult it is to learn in an uncomfortable environment. This initiative is a direct response to students’ concerns. We believe that every learner deserves a proper desk and chair, and we will keep pushing for such developments,” said Matola.
Ndarama high head girl Anesu Ishedzavanda thanked stating that the school was grateful for the donation.
“The donation might seem like a drop in the ocean due to the population we have here but it really means a lot to us, as students of Ndarama high we promise to guard our new furniture jealously,” said Ishedzavanda.
Hon. Mureri’s commitment to supporting education shines through in his promise to continue providing necessary resources, emphasizing that “students deserve a dignified and comfortable learning space.” This heartfelt gesture underscores the MP’s dedication to uplifting education in his constituency.

Masvingo City Deputy Mayor Daniel Mberikunashe (white shirt), Ndarama School Heard Oddy Matongo and one of the SDC members

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