MaNcube, an elderly woman from Makokoba, who was part of the audience that watched a recent Amazing Stars Arts Academy (ASAA) show, said she was not only entertained, but also enlightened on issues pertaining to leadership and democracy.
Bulawayo Ward 18 Councillor, Concilia Mlalazi, has said she owes her position as a councillor to ZDDT’s leadership training while she was still a Community Action Team (CAT) member.
Zimbabwe Development Democracy Trust (ZDDT)’s field correspondent, Mandla Tshuma (MT), met with Ward 2 Councillor, Sithabile Mataka-Moyo (SM),on her way to the first Full Council Meeting of 2018, outside the Bulawayo City Hall, and had a brief chat with her. Below are excerpts of the conversation.
Five families,drawn from three townships of Bulawayo, New Magwegwe, Magwegwe North and Cowdray Park, received a surprise early Christmas present, when the Zimbabwe Development Democracy Trust (ZDDT) recently donated US$50 to each of them, under the trust’s Business Social Credit Scheme (BSCS).
Amazing Stars Arts Academy (ASAA), a local drama group, in partnership with the Zimbabwe Development Democracy Trust (ZDDT) and Geraldine Roche of Australia, thrilled a large crowd of local residents and shoppers.
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