By Godfrey M Bonda
Bulawayo -ZANU PF Affiliate, BoysDzaMdara has launched it’s chapter in Bulawayo Province.
The affiliate launched with a Call to Action for Youth Empowerment and National Development. The launch marks a significant milestone in the province’s development.
The event was graced by Honourable Judith Ncube Minister of State for Provincial Affairs and Devolution who gave a keynote address emphasizing the importance of youth empowerment and national development.
Minister Ncube commended the launch of BoysDzaMdara.
BoysDzamdara Bulawayo chapter chairman Kayelihle Khanye
“It marks the beginning of a journey filled with opportunities that will contribute meaningfully to the development of Zimbabwe”, she noted.
She emphasized that young people are the future of the nation and that the government under the leadership of President Emmerson Mnangagwa, supports initiatives that uplift and empower them.
The Minister noted the significance of Vision 2030 a roadmap aimed at transforming Zimbabwe into an upper-middle-income economy.
She said,
“achieving this vision requires collective effort, resilience, and patriotism from all sectors of society”, she. said.
Minister Ncube encouraged the youth to take advantage of technological advancements and innovation, emphasizing the numerous benefits of the digital economy. She also stated the importance of community involvement, urging the affiliate to come up with community driven development projects that promote infrastructure improvement, environmental conservation, and youth empowerment.
The launch event was attended by various diginarities, including ZANU PF Bulawayo Province Secretary For Administration Cde Raymond Mutomba, Political Commissar Cde Gangaidzo aka Gaddaffi, ZANU PF DCC 1 Secretary for Administration Cde Muhomba also National Sec for External Affairs CZLWVA, DCC 1 Political Commissar, government representatives, and affiliates such as CZLWVA Bulawayo Province Vice Chairman and his secretary for information, Hairdressers for Ed Chairman, Artisans for ED, Citizens Against Economic Sanctions (CAES) Zimbabwe and The Child President of Zimbabwe was also present.
The launch marks a significant step in the empowerment of the youth lobby landscape.
