Staff Writer
The Provincial Chairman for Mashonaland West Boys DzaMdara, Andrew Mugabe, has officially endorsed the Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3, describing it as a strategic step toward strengthening governance and securing long-term national stability.
In a statement released this week, the leadership from Mashonaland West expressed full support for the proposed constitutional reforms, aligning with the organization’s vision, “the Road to 2030,” a plan focused on economic growth, infrastructural development, and improved livelihoods for citizens across Zimbabwe.
Speaking to the Media soon after the press conference, Mashonaland West Boys DzaMdara Chairperson Andrew Mugabe said that these reforms were necessary in order to create a structured constitutional framework that will benefit all.
“We believe that these reforms are necessary to create a more structured and forward-looking constitutional framework that benefits all Zimbabweans,” said Andrew Mugabe.
“Our decision to support the Bill reflects our province’s commitment to unity, development, and safeguarding the future of the nation,” he concluded.
The provincial chapter of Boys dzaMdara has called upon stakeholders, community leaders, and citizens to engage constructively in the ongoing national dialogue surrounding the Bill. “We urge all citizens to participate in the discussions and contribute to shaping our country’s future,” added Mugabe.
Further engagements and consultations at district levels are expected to follow as part of the province’s mobilisation efforts.
The endorsement of the Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 by Mashonaland West Boys dzaMdara demonstrates the organisation’s commitment to contributing to Zimbabwe’s development and stability.
The move is expected to foster unity and cooperation among citizens as the country moves towards the 2030 vision.
