Mining company drops major donations in rural district. ZimWin Mining donated a solar-powered borehole, school supplies, and a ten-thousand-dollar fee package for students in Uzumba Maramba Pfungwe. The handover happened at Chipawa Primary School, with area MP Karimazondo Tichawona Makuwi, Chief Chitsungo, and local councillors attending. The company also pledged to finish constructing a new school block, which currently only has a foundation.
The new borehole will serve around five hundred villagers and the school, supporting local agriculture. The educational materials, including textbooks and sports gear, benefit over four hundred and five pupils. ZimWin's director, Dr. Xilong Su, said the support shows their commitment to improving local infrastructure and learning conditions. The company additionally gave out food hampers for Christmas and provides yearly maize donations to nearby families.
This follows other recent projects by ZimWin, like three other solar boreholes for a secondary school, a village, and a clinic. They are also building a clinic in Kunditsungira Village. The company has a fifteen-million-dollar plant completed, pending a commissioning by senior leadership.
The new borehole will serve around five hundred villagers and the school, supporting local agriculture. The educational materials, including textbooks and sports gear, benefit over four hundred and five pupils. ZimWin's director, Dr. Xilong Su, said the support shows their commitment to improving local infrastructure and learning conditions. The company additionally gave out food hampers for Christmas and provides yearly maize donations to nearby families.
This follows other recent projects by ZimWin, like three other solar boreholes for a secondary school, a village, and a clinic. They are also building a clinic in Kunditsungira Village. The company has a fifteen-million-dollar plant completed, pending a commissioning by senior leadership.
