Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa gave 1,000 goats to young women in Masvingo. She leads the Agric4She group and wants to help rural people make money and become stronger. She thinks goats are great because they can live almost anywhere and cost less than other farm animals.
She told the young women to share these goats with people who need help. This means giving goats to older folks, people with disabilities, widows, and kids who run their homes alone. She believes everyone should get a chance to do well.
The First Lady helps women make money in good ways. She wants them to stay away from bad choices like selling their bodies or using drugs. She gave them many farming supplies too. These included special plant food, seeds for corn and other crops, and tools to help plants grow better.
She cares about everyone in need. Through her Angel of Hope group, she handed out food to older people, those with disabilities, and children without parents. Everyone there got rice and corn meal to take home. She also built a water well that runs on sun power. This well helps grow food gardens and fish pools at Chidzikwe School.
Dr Mnangagwa asked women to work hard and make things better for their kids too. She said they're all part of one big family trying to help each other grow richer. Their country grows strong when its own people build it up.
She thinks giving goats does more than just add more farm animals. It teaches people to take care of themselves and work together. It helps families have enough to eat and sell. She wants women to have good things they can use to make money.
Dr Mnangagwa knows poor people need help, especially women and kids. She believes farm animals like goats can help stop people from being poor. She wants everyone to share what they learn about raising goats. But she also wants them to fight bad things like hurting others and using drugs. She wants them to know about staying healthy and watching out for serious illnesses like cancer.
She told the young women to share these goats with people who need help. This means giving goats to older folks, people with disabilities, widows, and kids who run their homes alone. She believes everyone should get a chance to do well.
The First Lady helps women make money in good ways. She wants them to stay away from bad choices like selling their bodies or using drugs. She gave them many farming supplies too. These included special plant food, seeds for corn and other crops, and tools to help plants grow better.
She cares about everyone in need. Through her Angel of Hope group, she handed out food to older people, those with disabilities, and children without parents. Everyone there got rice and corn meal to take home. She also built a water well that runs on sun power. This well helps grow food gardens and fish pools at Chidzikwe School.
Dr Mnangagwa asked women to work hard and make things better for their kids too. She said they're all part of one big family trying to help each other grow richer. Their country grows strong when its own people build it up.
She thinks giving goats does more than just add more farm animals. It teaches people to take care of themselves and work together. It helps families have enough to eat and sell. She wants women to have good things they can use to make money.
Dr Mnangagwa knows poor people need help, especially women and kids. She believes farm animals like goats can help stop people from being poor. She wants everyone to share what they learn about raising goats. But she also wants them to fight bad things like hurting others and using drugs. She wants them to know about staying healthy and watching out for serious illnesses like cancer.
