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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 36926, member: 636"]
Workers at Allan Wilson School asked for help against land cheats. They say these swindlers steal their money when they try to buy home spots. People pay for land but later face problems with fake papers that look real. Civil servants want the police to arrest these crooks who cause stress at home. One worker said their children will never have what they deserve if these problems continue.

Deputy Minister Mercy Dinha listened to people's concerns during Workers Day events. She urged everyone to check with officials before buying anything. The government started a program to protect home buyers from fraud. Dinha visited stands from teacher groups, funeral companies, banks, and other businesses. She praised older women who showed handmade items from Chimpo Collections and Essentials By Ivy.

A Moonlight Funeral worker explained that they offer more than burial plans. They collect cash for cancer patients and provide sound systems for parties. The company wants people to stay alive and happy for many years. They believe funeral businesses should help clients enjoy life rather than wait for death.
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