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Auxillia Mnangagwa unveils green park

Rufaro Siwela
Rufaro Siwela - Content writer
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The First Lady of Zimbabwe, Dr. Auxillia Mnangagwa, unveiled a new children’s green park in Glen Norah, showcasing her commitment to environmental stewardship and youth development. The park serves as a tranquil space where children can unwind, learn, and engage with nature while fostering a sense of community and environmental responsibility.

With a focus on promoting environmental conservation and steering children away from harmful behaviors such as drug abuse, the initiative aims to educate youngsters on the interconnectedness between nature and humanity. Kids will have the opportunity to participate in sports activities within the park, fostering a sense of well-being and teamwork while enhancing the area’s visual appeal.

This innovative park model is designed to instill values of sustainability and environmental consciousness among learners, empowering them to become responsible stewards of the environment. The First Lady’s dedication to such initiatives is evident in her previous efforts, such as the establishment of an amusement park in Mbare through her Angel of Hope Foundation in 2019.

The launch of the children’s park marks a significant step towards revitalizing recreational spaces for the benefit of communities, especially at a time when many such facilities have been neglected or misused. The event, graced by government officials, environmental advocates, schoolchildren, and local residents, commenced with a community clean-up and tree planting activities to enhance the park’s appeal and ecological value.

In her address, the First Lady emphasized the importance of conservation and environmental awareness, urging children to embrace the park as a place for recreation, learning, and nature appreciation. She highlighted the positive impacts of green spaces on physical and mental well-being, emphasizing the need for urban reforestation and the creation of tranquil environments in urban settings.

Dr. Mnangagwa stressed the role of children as future leaders, underscoring the park’s role in nurturing their understanding of nature’s importance and promoting sustainable practices. She encouraged children to actively engage in environmental initiatives, such as greening projects and theater programs, to foster a culture of environmental responsibility and resilience for future generations.

By launching the Glen Norah Children’s Park, the First Lady has set a precedent for creating inclusive and environmentally conscious spaces that benefit both children and communities. This initiative reflects her dedication to advancing environmental awareness and empowering young individuals to become guardians of Zimbabwe’s natural heritage for generations to come.

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Auxillia Mnangagwa unveils green park

The First Lady of Zimbabwe, Dr. Auxillia Mnangagwa, unveiled a new children’s green park in Glen Norah, showcasing her commitment to environmental stewardship and youth development. The park serves as a tranquil space where children can unwind, learn, and engage with nature while fostering a sense of community and environmental responsibility.

With a focus on promoting environmental conservation and steering children away from harmful behaviors such as drug abuse, the initiative aims to educate youngsters on the interconnectedness between nature and humanity. Kids will have the opportunity to participate in sports activities within the park, fostering a sense of well-being and teamwork while enhancing the area’s visual appeal.

This innovative park model is designed to instill values of sustainability and environmental consciousness among learners, empowering them to become responsible stewards of the environment. The First Lady’s dedication to such initiatives is evident in her previous efforts, such as the establishment of an amusement park in Mbare through her Angel of Hope Foundation in 2019.

The launch of the children’s park marks a significant step towards revitalizing recreational spaces for the benefit of communities, especially at a time when many such facilities have been neglected or misused. The event, graced by government officials, environmental advocates, schoolchildren, and local residents, commenced with a community clean-up and tree planting activities to enhance the park’s appeal and ecological value.

In her address, the First Lady emphasized the importance of conservation and environmental awareness, urging children to embrace the park as a place for recreation, learning, and nature appreciation. She highlighted the positive impacts of green spaces on physical and mental well-being, emphasizing the need for urban reforestation and the creation of tranquil environments in urban settings.

Dr. Mnangagwa stressed the role of children as future leaders, underscoring the park’s role in nurturing their understanding of nature’s importance and promoting sustainable practices. She encouraged children to actively engage in environmental initiatives, such as greening projects and theater programs, to foster a culture of environmental responsibility and resilience for future generations.

By launching the Glen Norah Children’s Park, the First Lady has set a precedent for creating inclusive and environmentally conscious spaces that benefit both children and communities. This initiative reflects her dedication to advancing environmental awareness and empowering young individuals to become guardians of Zimbabwe’s natural heritage for generations to come.

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