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Message: [QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 31368, member: 636"] ZANU PF wants to grab the Glen View South seat because they think people there need better care. Mabel Chinomona sent Tsitsi Mugabe to speak at a big meeting for party candidate Tsitsi Tawomhera. Five people will fight for this seat on April 12 after CCC member Grandmore Hakata died back in January. Chinomona believes the area suffered long enough under opposition control. She promised they would bring lights, clean water and fix the terrible roads for everyone. The Senate President described Tawomhera as someone who really cares about regular people. She claimed the candidate fits perfectly with plans to make cities work better across Zimbabwe. President Mnangagwa wants to help small traders who sell things on the streets around Harare. He told government departments to hurry up and build proper places where vendors can work safely. He believes all citizens deserve clean, safe spaces for their small businesses. Mnangagwa pushes hard for every family to receive official papers for their homes and land. These title deeds help people feel secure and respected where they live. The government claims it focuses mainly on what regular citizens need most. When Tawomhera spoke, she promised never to abandon Glen View residents. She said she came from that exact community and would stay right there, helping everyone move forward together. Her plans include installing solar power systems throughout the neighborhood. She also mentioned drilling more wells for drinking water and fixing all the bumpy streets. Local roads need fresh tar surfaces after years of neglect from previous representatives. She also wants money spent fixing public buildings that fell apart over many years. The rally showcased hundreds of local people who benefited from various training programs. These success stories included 200 people who learned first aid skills through a presidential program. Another 160 residents completed special training to make cleaning products they can sell. Over 400 community members finished classes about raising chickens for eggs and meat. Important government officials attended this big campaign event. Charles Tawengwa from Harare Province came along with Deputy Minister Yeukai Simbanegavi and many party leaders from around the capital city. [/QUOTE]

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