Today, President Emmerson Mnangagwa commissions 17 newly constructed schools in rural Zimbabwe, in conjunction with the OPEC Fund for International Development. The event took place at Makumimavi Primary School in Chikomba West Constituency, Mashonaland East Province. These modern schools are equipped with state-of-the-art facilities, providing a conducive learning environment for students in rural areas.
A MAJOR BOOST FOR RURAL EDUCATION
The construction of these schools is a significant milestone in the Second Republic’s efforts to improve access to quality education for all Zimbabweans, regardless of geographical location. The 17 schools are part of a larger initiative aimed at bridging the gap in educational infrastructure between urban and rural areas.
INCLUSIVE DEVELOPMENT: THREE SCHOOLS IN MATABELELAND REGION
Notably, three of these schools are located in the Matabeleland region, demonstrating the Second Republic’s commitment to inclusive development. This move is expected to benefit thousands of students in the region, providing them with modern facilities and equal access to quality education.
PRESIDENT MNANGAGWA’S VISION FOR EDUCATION
President Mnangagwa has consistently emphasized the importance of education in Zimbabwe’s development. His administration has prioritized investments in educational infrastructure, teacher training, and curriculum reform to ensure that Zimbabwean students are equipped with the skills and knowledge required to compete in the global economy.
PARTNERSHIP FOR DEVELOPMENT
The partnership between the Government of Zimbabwe and the OPEC Fund for International Development has been instrumental in financing this project. The OPEC Fund has provided significant funding for the construction of these schools, demonstrating its commitment to supporting development initiatives in Zimbabwe.
CONCLUSION
The commissioning of these 17 modern schools in rural Zimbabwe marks a major step forward in ensuring equal access to quality education for all. President Mnangagwa’s commitment to rural education and inclusive development is a testament to his administration’s dedication to leaving no one behind in the development of Zimbabwe.
