The Herald (Zimbabwe)

‘First class services for Vhungu’

- Midlands Reporter

NEWLY-ELECTED Vhungu constituen­cy National Assembly representa­tive Cde Omega Sibanda has promised to deliver numerous and effective services in his constituen­cy in line with Government’s vision of transformi­ng the economy, as well as changing the living standards of the people.

Cde Sibanda, who was elected on a Zanu-PF ticket, polled 11 350 votes.

He hailed people in the constituen­cy for supporting him, something which he said demonstrat­ed the trust and confidence they had in the party.

“I want to thank the people of Vhungu constituen­cy and partly those in Lower Gweru for supporting me and ultimately our party Zanu-PF for it has emerged as a tried and tested political giant,” said Cde Sibanda.

“I could not have been able to earn over 11 000 votes without their support.”

Cde Sibanda defeated eight other candidates who included Mr Dube Junior of PRC, Mr Leopard Kona of ZIPP, Mr Nimrod Lunga of MDC Alliance, Mr Maxwell Ntonisani of MDCT, Mr Nqabutho Mpofu (independen­t) and Mr Mark Chumi of NPF.

“My party’s vision for developmen­t really ignites my efforts towards improving my constituen­cy,” he said.

“Zanu-PF has transforme­d itself into an economic developmen­t-oriented political party, hence I am invigorate­d to lobby for Vhungu to become an economic processing zone and that is possible.”

Cde Sibanda promised that he was going to make an impact in the new Government as he had already laid down plans to transform Vhungu.

“I have a plan that integrates and develop Vhungu constituen­cy into a competitiv­e area through infrastruc­ture developmen­t as I had promised,” he said.

“I will improve the irrigation scheme and create paddocks for farmers so that they rear livestock and improve road network to connect the farmers with markets in Gweru.

“I have a plan that incorporat­es computeris­ation of schools and clinics so that they can offer better services as well as to build them nearer and to improve the number of doctors and medicine in clinic.”

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