The Herald (Zimbabwe)

Zim young leaders head to Las Vegas

- Abigail Mawonde Herald Correspond­ent

FIVE Zimbabwean young leaders affiliated to Lions Clubs Internatio­nal will travel to Las Vegas in the United States next week after they were chosen to co-facilitate on intergener­ational leadership during the District Governors Elect School.

Lions Club Internatio­nal is the world’s largest humanitari­an service organisati­on.

The five are Pritchard Muzanarwo, Tanya Nzvengende, Wilson T Chadzamira, Amanda Moyo and Liberty Chigova.

They were chosen after undergoing a gruelling selection process carried across the globe to select 22 young leaders.

In a statement yesterday, Winfit Services head of projects Ms Amanda Moyo said the programme was running from June 27 to June 29 in Las Vegas. She said Zimbabwe had the largest number of participan­ts.

“The five make up the largest country representa­tives out of the 22 other youth leaders from 15 other countries,” said Ms Moyo.

“The US has the next largest country representa­tives of three.

“The rest of the other young leaders are from Egypt, Australia, Italy, Kenya, Malaysia, Uruguay, Belgium, Japan, France, Sweden, Finland, Singapore, India, Peru and Sri Lanka.”

The youths will train the incoming District Governors on Intergener­ational Leadership and the integratio­n of the Youth in the Associatio­n, a move which was pushed by the associatio­n’s incoming First Female Internatio­nal President Gudrun Yngvadotti­r from Iceland. The delegation will leave Harare on Monday next week.

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