63-Year-Old Woman Wins Big in MOK’s Maintain Up-to-Date Promotion

By Admore Mbonda in Kariba

In a heartwarming moment of community celebration, 63-year-old Mrs Paison Jack from Nyamhunga suburb was announced as the winner of the inaugural MOK’s Maintain Up-to-Date Promotion, walking away with a brand-new deep freezer.

The event, held at the Nyamhunga municipality housing offices, brought together local residents in a spirit of fun and financial responsibility.

Organized by Kariba Municipality, the promotion aimed to encourage residents to stay on top of their municipal bills, which in turn helps improve service delivery across the community.

The excitement of the draw was amplified when the winning name was called live on Kasambabezifm.

A delighted Mrs.Jack could hardly contain her joy, exclaiming, “I can’t believe I won! This is such a wonderful surprise!”

 Her infectious smile and overwhelming gratitude were shared by her family and friends who cheered her on as the lucky winner.

Beyond the grand prize, the event was a celebration of the community’s collective effort. Forty ratepayers walked away with various prizes, including branded caps and umbrellas, with the crowd being kept energized by the vibrant Kasambabezifm presenters.

 MC Zhambe, Drudah K, Miss Rose, DJ Nadzo B, and engineer Young Boi 10 all played a part in creating a lively atmosphere throughout the day.

Gabriel Mazivofa, the Public Relations Officer for Kariba Municipality, shared that the promotion’s goal was not just to reward residents, but to encourage financial responsibility.

“When accounts are up to date, it benefits everyone—there are fewer debtors, and the municipality can collect more revenue to improve services,” he explained.

Mazivofa went on to highlight the bigger picture: how the additional revenue would help provide uninterrupted services, from clean water to street lighting, making life better for the entire community.

 “Residents who keep their accounts up to date are helping to make Kariba a better place for everyone, and winning prizes is just an added bonus,” he said.

As Mrs Jack received her deep freezer, her victory felt like a symbol of hope and a reminder that accountability has its rewards.

The atmosphere was filled with anticipation for what’s to come next year. Many residents are already looking forward to the next round, eager for the chance to take part in the promotion and perhaps win a prize of their own.

For Mrs Jack, the win was a moment of pure joy, and for Kariba, it was a reminder that when the community comes together, everyone stands to benefit.

The Municipality’s promotion has sparked a new sense of pride among residents, and the success of the first edition is sure to inspire even greater participation in future initiatives.

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