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Message: [QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 31945, member: 636"] Matabeleland North almost finished setting up for Freedom Day. They reached 90 percent of what they planned. The big party happens on April 18 at Tsholotsho center. Richard Moyo leads the area as Minister. He feels sure about welcoming thousands of happy people. Workers fixed roads, arranged travel, and teamed up with local businesses. They made everything better for guests coming from near and far. The roads leading to Tsholotsho look much nicer today. The teams worked hard to make travel easier for everyone attending. Minister Moyo found ten buses to carry people from faraway places like Lupane, Nkayi, and Binga. These buses plan several trips back and forth during the day. Nobody misses out because they live far away. President Mnangagwa wants every person included in this special moment, regardless of where they call home. Tsholotsho has never hosted these large celebrations before, and many locals are excited about this new experience. Clean bathrooms matter when crowds gather. Five local companies helped by providing portable toilets. This team effort shows how communities work together when something important happens. Minister Moyo thanked these businesses for keeping everything clean and healthy. The province put major effort into making April 18 perfect. Every little detail matters when planning such a big event. People from all corners of Matabeleland North can join without worry. The buses run multiple times, helping more residents attend. Road crews finished most repairs ahead of time. Business partners stepped up with needed supplies and equipment. The day promises fun memories for everyone. Minister Moyo praised his planning teams for their excellent work. He believes Tsholotsho will shine during these celebrations. The whole area buzzes with activity as final touches happen everywhere. Local shops prepare for extra shoppers. History happens when smaller places host major national parties. Matabeleland North shows that smaller towns deserve big moments just like cities. [/QUOTE]

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