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[QUOTE="Queen, post: 85955, member: 27"]
Mahwindi4ED dropped cash on school fees in Mutare, pitching itself as helpers, not heavies, while targeting dropout-linked drug use.

Fee bailout in Mutare
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[*]Mahwindi4ED covers education costs for vulnerable pupils.
[*]Spends over US$8,000 on fees.
[*]Reaches 150 children across multiple schools.
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Where the money landed
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[*]Targets Sakubva and Dangamvura neighborhoods in Mutare.
[*]Works through ten government and council primaries.
[*]Pays registration and tuition for upper primary grades.
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Who fronted the effort
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[*]Isau Mupfumi helps steer the drive.
[*]Joined by the education DCC leadership.
[*]Backed by provincial and advisory figures.
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School-by-school spread
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[*]Zamba Primary is listed among the beneficiaries.
[*]Fifteen pupils per school get covered.
[*]Extends to Sakubva, Dangamvura, and others.
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Why they say it matters
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[*]Jealous Mukorera links unpaid fees to drug use.
[*]Frames schooling as a prevention move.
[*]Promises expansion beyond the first batch.
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Reputation pushback
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[*]Herman Nyika rejects violence labels.
[*]Compares members to ushers, not enforcers.
[*]The claims focus stays on public assistance.
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