Source: Ministers’ tour spotlights Second Republic’s high-impact projects – herald
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Today, our Reporter Rumbi Zinyuke brings you live coverage as top Government officials, including Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister, Dr Jenfan Muswere; Minister of Health and Child Care, Dr Douglas Mombeshora; Deputy Minister Sleiman Kwidini, and Local Government and Public Works Minister Daniel Garwe, embark on a tour of high-impact projects initiated by the Second Republic.
This tour aims to showcase the progress and achievements in various sectors, reflecting the Government’s commitment to enhancing the lives of Zimbabweans through infrastructure development and improved services.
Stay tuned as we follow their journey and highlight the significant strides being made in our communities.UPDATE :
‘Government committed to strengthening health sector’
Health and Child Care Minister Dr Douglas Mombeshora says the ongoing refurbishment of Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals will significantly improve training conditions for nurses and help Zimbabwe move closer to its Vision 2030 target of doubling the health workforce.
He said the upgrades would create a cleaner and safer environment for students, tutors, and nurses, while also allowing the training school to double its intake once renovations are complete.
“This development boosts morale among our trainees and staff, and it is an important step towards meeting our goal of increasing the number of health professionals in the country,” he said.
He added that the initiative, which will later be rolled out to other hospitals such as Mpilo in Bulawayo, reflects Government’s commitment to strengthening the health sector.
Phase One of the Parirenyatwa project is expected to be completed by the end of the year.
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Minister Garwe speaks on the renovations at Parirenyatwa
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Minister Muswere leads media tour of Trabablas Interchange
Minister Muswere is leading the media tour of Trabablas Interchange, which was recently commissioned by President Mnangagwa and is now open to the public.
The state-of-the-art interchange, one of the Second Republic’s flagship infrastructure projects, boasts 15 fully constructed bridges and has involved the efforts of over 1 800 workers.
Workmen are now putting final touches to the signature project.
It is a significant infrastructure project aimed at easing traffic congestion, particularly at the former Mbudzi roundaboutUPDATE :
Minister Muswere tours Kunzvi Dam
Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister, Dr Jenfan Muswere, is at Kunzvi Dam as part of an ongoing tour of high-impact projects being implemented under the Second Republic.
Kunzvi Dam, situated on the Nyagui River at the border of Murehwa and Goromonzi districts, is one of the key national infrastructure projects targeted for completion this year.
Once completed, the dam is expected to provide water for the irrigation of at least 500 hectares of land for surrounding communities.
It will also supply domestic water to the expanding Juru Growth Point, Cross and Musami Business Centres, as well as Majuru Business Centre in Goromonzi.
In addition, Kunzvi Dam is intended to help alleviate water challenges in Harare. Construction progress currently stands at 64 percent
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