Councillor Brian Malvin Kuda Sithole

Yesterday at Angel of Hope Drug Rehabilitation Centre, I witnessed emotional reunions as our children returned from vocational training renewed, drug-free and full of purpose. Recovery is a process, and I urge every beneficiary to stay away from temptation and use their new skills to build a better future. To parents and guardians, your support remains vital. Together, we can defeat drug and substance abuse and restore hope in our families.

During my stay in Kanyemba, I continued to share love, hope, and togetherness in the spirit of the festive season. I had the pleasure of distributing foodstuffs to every household in the area, along with clothing, stationery for learners, and preparation kits for expectant mothers, among other essentials. We celebrated as one family, embracing joy, dignity, and gratitude. Every smile reminded me why compassion must always guide our nation. I was deeply moved by the spirit and resilience of the people of Mbire. No community should ever feel forgotten. Kanyemba, you will always hold a special place in my heart.