Kudakwashe Tagwirei, recently appointed to the Zanu PF Central Committee, announced plans to build a multimillion-dollar facility at PaDust market in Hatcliffe aimed at supporting the growth of small and medium enterprises. Speaking to party supporters in Harare's Hatcliffe suburb, Tagwirei outlined multiple empowerment initiatives aligned with Vision 2030, including a $200,000 revolving fund distributed among party wings and plans to install 80 solar-powered boreholes throughout Chitungwiza. He also committed to constructing five medical clinics with maternity wards and party offices in Zone 4, while pledging to distribute 12,500 Christmas hampers to vulnerable families.
Tagwirei attended a Zanu PF meeting in Chinhoyi, where he contributed $100,000 each to Banket District Hospital and Kuwadzana Primary School, institutions connected to his childhood. He explained that the hospital was his birthplace and the school was where he completed first grade. Additionally, Tagwirei provided $25,000 to disabled communities and donated 20 wheelchairs to people with disabilities in the region.
Tagwirei attended a Zanu PF meeting in Chinhoyi, where he contributed $100,000 each to Banket District Hospital and Kuwadzana Primary School, institutions connected to his childhood. He explained that the hospital was his birthplace and the school was where he completed first grade. Additionally, Tagwirei provided $25,000 to disabled communities and donated 20 wheelchairs to people with disabilities in the region.
