12 July, 2021 |
The new elected chairperson, Mrs Sithabisiwe Vundla, promises to take Green Valley Garden to greater heights.
24 June, 2021 |
Green Valley Garden, situated in Sizinda Township, has started supplying premium grade vegetables to Vulindlela Institute of Learning.
09 June, 2021 |
Kirimuva Garden, situated amongst typical township housing in Ward 19, has commenced selling beetroots at the city market as a way of making quicker and more profitable sales.
02 July, 2021 |
Mike Roche, and his wife Geraldine, established the Sally Foundation (SF) to leave a legacy for future generations, both in their homeland, Australia, and Zimbabwe. They invest in projects that help people from disadvantaged backgrounds become self-reliant and resilient.
14 October, 2019 |
Councillor Donaldson Mabuto loads a special chair into the boot of the car and we drive to a house just a few blocks away from his.
06 January, 2018 |
There was singing, dancing, ululation, as well as whistling, as Mike Roche of Sally Foundation arrived at the newly-established Greenfields Garden in Bulawayo’s neat and orderly but impoverished Emganwini Township.
13 October, 2017 |
Councillor for Bulawayo’s Ward 28, which covers Cowdray Park Township, Collet Ndlovu, has commended the Zimbabwe Development Democracy Trust (ZDDT)’s monthly Business Social Credit Scheme (BSCS) as a step in the right direction.
02 April, 2019 |
The Zimbabwe Development Democracy Trust (ZDDT) recently honoured outstanding community volunteer, Mpopoma’s Moses Dube, as a Star of Zimbabwe.
11 February, 2019 |
While many people may demand payment for community service, that is not the case with a Bulawayo man who has worked so unselfishly and tirelessly with the Zimbabwe Development Democracy Trust (ZDDT) for over a decade now.
22 June, 2018 |
“In life when you die you should leave behind a difference in your community, country or world; you must create a good difference, not a bad one,” these are the words of Patricia Tshabalala of Mpopoma.
26 February, 2018 |
After surviving the HIV virus in 2003, when her CD4 count had dropped to one, Senzeni Bhila resolved to do something for God and his people for the rest of her life.
