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Published on 2024-02-14 22:02:48
THE three recently elected councillors for the Kwekwe City Council were officially sworn in on Tuesday. The ceremony was presided over by Kwekwe town clerk, Dr. Lucia Mnkandla. The new councillors, Tapiwanashe Muganhu representing Ward 5, Maxwell Moyo representing Ward 1, and Silas Mukaro representing Ward 8, all pledged to work towards fulfilling President Mnangagwa’s vision of improving service delivery at the local government level in line with Vision 2030.
The swearing-in ceremony was a significant event for the city of Kwekwe, as it marked the beginning of a new chapter in the council’s leadership. The newly elected councillors expressed their commitment to serving the community and working towards the development of the city. They highlighted their dedication to upholding ethical standards and transparency in their roles as public officials.
In her address during the ceremony, Dr. Mnkandla emphasized the importance of the councillors’ role in contributing to the overall development of the city. She urged them to prioritize the needs of the residents and work collaboratively with other stakeholders to address challenges and deliver efficient services.
Councillor Tapiwanashe Muganhu, representing Ward 5, expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to serve the community. He emphasized the need for unity and cooperation among the councillors to achieve their goals of improving service delivery. Muganhu also emphasized the importance of accountability and responsiveness to the needs of the residents.
Maxwell Moyo, who represents Ward 1, echoed similar sentiments and emphasized the importance of transparency and open communication with the community. He pledged to work towards the betterment of the city and ensure that the voices of the residents are heard and considered in the decision-making process.
Silas Mukaro, the councillor for Ward 8, highlighted the significance of inclusivity and representation. He expressed his commitment to advocating for the interests of all residents, including marginalized groups, and ensuring that their needs are adequately addressed.
The swearing-in ceremony also served as an opportunity for the councillors to reaffirm their commitment to upholding the principles of good governance and accountability. They pledged to work in line with the government’s vision of transforming local governance and contributing to the realization of Vision 2030.
The city of Kwekwe is poised for positive change with the newly sworn-in councillors at the helm. Their dedication to serving the community and prioritizing the needs of the residents bodes well for the future development of the city. The councillors’ pledge to work towards improving service delivery and upholding ethical standards is a step in the right direction towards achieving President Mnangagwa’s vision of a prosperous and transparent local government system.
As the councillors settle into their roles, it is hoped that they will remain true to their commitment and work tirelessly to address the challenges faced by the city of Kwekwe. With the support of the residents and other stakeholders, the newly elected councillors have the potential to make a significant impact in the development of the city and contribute to the realization of Vision 2030.
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