Zimbabwe's education minister praised religious institutions for addressing classroom shortages after the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints built a primary school in Caledonia. Minister Torerai Moyo commissioned Runyararo Peace Primary School, which features five blocks and 10 classrooms, serving more than 700 students. The facility represents the first government primary school serving the Caledonia area.
Moyo emphasized the importance of modern infrastructure in preparing students for global competition while highlighting the need for digital literacy instruction. He urged school administrators to protect children from substance abuse and maintain supportive learning conditions. Provincial affairs minister Itayi Ndudzo said the partnership between government and religious groups demonstrates investment in youth development beyond physical construction.
Moyo emphasized the importance of modern infrastructure in preparing students for global competition while highlighting the need for digital literacy instruction. He urged school administrators to protect children from substance abuse and maintain supportive learning conditions. Provincial affairs minister Itayi Ndudzo said the partnership between government and religious groups demonstrates investment in youth development beyond physical construction.
