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Chegutu Primary Produces 30 crates of Eggs Daily

Kadoma District Bishop Rev Peace Simango has hailed remarkable physical growth, infrastructure development, community upliftment, and successful school-run projects, which serve as a foundation for spiritual ministry.

Chegutu Primary School is excited about the “One Thousand Layer Chickens Project” for sustainability and school development! They’re striving for continued growth and innovation of learners.

The school management is committed to making a positive impact through practical projects that benefit the learners and the school community

Bishop Simango praised the chicken project, which is being run at Chegutu Primary School, and has proved to be a game-changer in the community.

The school, under headmaster Mr Nziradzemhuka, is harvesting about 28 crates of eggs per day, which they sell to the community, thereby generating income for the church-run school.

“That’s what we do at Chegutu Primary. Production in progress under the watchful eye of the poultry attendant (Uncle Muchada). We harvest at least 28 to 30 crates per day on a good day. We want to thank our SDC for supporting the project,” said the deputy headmaster, Mr Chivi.

Meanwhile, District Bishop Rev Simango said, some circuits managed to purchase new vehicles, significantly improving mobility and outreach in their respective areas of jurisdiction.

He noted that several churches have been constructed and dedicated to the glory of God, providing beautiful, sacred spaces for worship.

“We’ve also completed essential facilities like ablution blocks, manses, offices, and boundary walls, creating comfortable and secure environments for our community,” he said.

“The drilling of boreholes in various locations has been a true blessing, providing clean water and impacting the lives of many within and beyond our congregations.”

On the spiritual front, Bishop Simango said the vibrant evangelism programmes have brought many souls into the fold, and the general spiritual warmth and unity in Kadoma District are palpable.

He said, “It is this warmth and love that is the greatest testimony to God’s presence among us.”