The Digitalize Zimbabwe initiative was officially launched in Karoi town, Mashonaland West, at an exciting event attended by Minister Mavetera and local residents.
The highlight of the event was a performance by young artist Simangaliso Mutize, who brought cultural entertainment to the gathering.
Simangaliso, a talented player of the mbira and singer, captured the audience with her heartfelt music. She sang songs that emphasized the importance of Digitalize Zimbabwe.
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Her strong voice and skilled mbira playing created a lively atmosphere that deeply moved everyone present. Her songs carried messages of progress and modernization, blending cultural heritage with current issues.
Young Women For Ed(image Source Takudzwa Karowangoro)
To explain the initiative’s goals, she spoke about how digitalizing Zimbabwe could improve education, healthcare, and economic opportunities. She made sure everyone understood how digital technology could transform life for Zimbabweans. Her talk showed how important it is to bring digital tools to Zimbabwe.
After Simangaliso’s performance, Honorable Chombo, Mavetera, and Ziki gave her a gift of money. This was to thank her for her work and for supporting the “Masasai Kuvanhu” project. It fits with Digitalize Zimbabwe’s goals.
The event also included a performance by the Young Women for President ED Karoi group. These young women sang, danced, and played drums. Their energetic show got applause from the audience, showing how much the community was involved. Simangaliso Mutize
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The launch of Digitalize Zimbabwe in Karoi was a big success. It showed cultural pride and community spirit. The initiative plans to bring progress to the region. It wants to use digital technology to help people and make things better for everyone.
