Eunice Mashakada, the beloved wife of the late Cephas Motomuzhinji Mashakada, passed away at the age of 63 due to kidney failure at Sally Mugabe Central Hospital on Monday morning. Her departure has left a profound void in the hearts of her family and loved ones.
Described as a cornerstone of her family, Eunice Mashakada was known for her caring nature and unwavering support. Faith Taruvinga, speaking on behalf of the family, expressed the deep impact of her loss on those who were close to her.
On Wednesday, a funeral service to honor Eunice Mashakada, affectionately known as Gogo Mashakada, will be held at Zororo Memorial Park in Chitungwiza. This gathering will allow family, friends, and acquaintances to come together and pay their final respects.
Eunice Mashakada’s life was marked by her dedication to her family and community, making her passing a significant loss felt by many. Her memory will undoubtedly live on through the cherished moments shared and the lives she touched.
As the community gathers to bid farewell, they remember not only a loving wife and mother but also a pillar of strength and kindness. The legacy of Eunice Mashakada will endure in the hearts and minds of all who had the privilege of knowing her.
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Zimbabwe’s government is poised to take action against more than 200 non-governmental organizations (NGOs), threatening them with potential bans due to alleged administrative shortcomings. According to authorities, these NGOs have failed to submit required financial and annual reports as mandated under the current Private Voluntary Organisations Act.
The government’s move comes amid efforts to introduce a new bill in Parliament aimed at amending and strengthening the existing PVOs Act. Justice Minister Ziyambi Ziyambi emphasized that the proposed PVO Amendment Bill seeks to impose criminal penalties on NGOs found to be financing political parties within Zimbabwe. Read More
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