Serima High School set for Dhewa farewell

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Cyprian Dhewa

TellZim Reporter

All is now set for the thanksgiving and farewell mass for former Serima High School head, Cyprian Dhewa who left the school last year after several years of sterling work at the helm of the Roman Catholic Church Masvingo Diocese – run school.
The farewell ceremony will be held this Saturday, May 13, 2017 at Serima Mission where Dhewa’s 45 years of dedicated service to education and the government will be celebrated.
The veteran educationist served with distinction and contributed immensely to the church and the government with his hard work.
During his time as Serima High School head, some great minds who are now dignified people in the country passed through his hands.
His great and distinct leadership qualities helped Serima High School to become a well-known institution with an impressive record in both academic and sporting fields.local

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