Councillors Should Not Abuse Their Positions

Monday, 05 February 2018 16:12
Written by: Mandla Tshuma, ZDDT Field Correspondent

Above: ASAA performing behind Egodini Terminus.

EGODINI - 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

“I have learnt that councillors should not abuse their positions, especially as we go towards elections,” said MaNcube.

“Councillors should not hold back food handouts and should not discriminate against people in the distribution of food.”

In partnership with the Zimbabwe Development Democracy Trust (ZDDT) and Geraldine Roche of Australia, ASAA stages shows on citizen mobilisation and democratic values in an on-going programme that crisscrosses Bulawayo delivering these messages to the heart of communities.

Weather widget for website

Turning Food Waste into Profit

In a proactive move to combat food waste and promote sustainability, Mandlake community market garden has recently implemented a new initiative that involves utilizing second-grade vegetables and cabbages to create...

Great Accomplishments are Made Up of Small Deeds

In a heart-warming display of building community sustainability, the High Impact initiative launched a year ago by the Zimbabwe Development Democracy Trust (ZDDT) in partnership with the Sally Foundation, has...

Green Gardens Community Garden Strikes Water with Self-Funded Borehole

The Green Gardens community market garden has made a significant stride towards complete self-sustainability with the successful drilling of their second borehole, fully funded to the tune of US$1,700 by...

Achieving Sustainability Through Information Dissemination

In a bid to enhance the productivity and sustainability of the Zimbabwe Development Democracy Trust (ZDDT) community market gardens, a comprehensive Train the Trainer programme is fully underway across all...

When One Door Closes, Another Opens

The first quarter of the Geraldine Roche Arts Academy initiative came to a triumphant close with a graduation ceremony.

Impactful Performance at Brethren in Christ Church
The students of GRD Academy continued their journey of success by putting up a standing ovation show at the Brethren in Christ Church.
Stage performance at Hillside College
Students of the Geraldine Roche Arts Academy were buzzing with excitement as they prepared for their very first theatre production at Hillside College.
Bulawayo Ward 5 Residents benefit from Business Social Credit Scheme
In a continued display of community support, the Zimbabwe Development Democracy Trust’s (ZDDT) Business Social Credit Scheme extended a lifeline to two vulnerable residents of Ward 5, Bulawayo, during a…

Horticultural School Student Excels as Consultant
Sam Mvura, a former student of the ZDDT Horticultural School, has emerged as a shining example of success in the field of horticulture.
Intricacies of Filming On-Location
The Geraldine Roche Drama, Arts Academy programme has recently shifted its focus towards film production training, marking a significant milestone in its curriculum.
Heatwave Aids Horticultural School Training
In response to the ongoing heatwave, ZDDTs’ Horticultural School recently seized the opportunity to educate its students on effective heat management techniques at Green Garden, Sizinda.

Children benefit from the Business Social Credit Scheme
ZDDT's social investment partner, Sally Foundation, and Chematek Lubricants, a local business in Bulawayo, have collaborated to give back to the people through the Business Social Credit Scheme.
Career Management Envisions Success for Artists
The Geraldine Roche Arts Academy recently conducted a series of lessons on arts management at the Bulawayo Theatre.
Green Garden Attracts VIPs As Part of ZimVAC Assessment
Representatives from the Ministry of Local Government, Food and Nutrition Council, Agritex and ZBC TV recently visited the Sizinda Green Garden as part of their ZimVAC assessment.

1
2
3

Prev Next