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Health and Child Care Ambassador First Lady Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa has fulfilled her pledge to support Zimbabwe’s first private nursing training institution with essential equipment and supplies, barely two days after making the commitment.The First Lady donated nursing training equipment, hospital beds, medical accessories, sanitary wear and an assortment of food supplies to the Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa School of Nursing in Kadoma.

Multitudes of people yesterday gathered in Kadoma to witness the grand opening of Zimbabwe’s first-ever private nurses’ training institution, the

Angel of Hope Foundation patron First Lady Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa has launched a landmark nationwide Traditional Medicinal Herbs Programme in

Bearing the scars of unimaginable experiences caused by drug and substance abuse, families arrived at the Angel of Hope Drug Rehabilitation Centre with stories of violence, loss, desperation and hope as the ninth intake of beneficiaries began its recovery journey under the life-changing programme spearheaded by First Lady Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa.

Freedom Square became a vibrant mosaic of colour as multitudes of women, their heads adorned with brightly coloured doeks and matching zambias, converged from every corner of Matabeleland North to welcome Angel of Hope Foundation patron First Lady Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa for the provincial launch of her flagship Doek and zambia Drive on Wednesday.

Mkoba Teachers’ College was yesterday turned into a sea of colour, as scores of women from across Midlands Province thronged the tertiary institution donning colourful doeks blending with zambias, as Angel of Hope Foundation patron First Lady Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa continued her nationwide campaign to restore pride in Zimbabwean values.Even some men who attended the event could not be outdone as they supported the women by donning traditional African attire.

The simple act of tying a doek became a powerful celebration of faith, culture and womanhood yesterday as women from diverse Christian denominations gathered under one roof, singing, dancing joyfully and sharing generations of wisdom, while embracing First Lady Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa’s flagship Doek Drive initiative.What began as a cultural programme blossomed into a lively and heart-warming celebration of sisterhood in Harare Province, with women of all ages enthusiastically demonstrating different doek-tying styles, exchanging ideas and identifying those that best reflected Zimbabwe’s cultural identity.

The stench of raw sewage once defined life at Matapi Flats in Mbare.Broken windows let in the cold, darkness filled the corridors, and families endured conditions that robbed them of their dignity.

AGRIC4SHE Patron, First Lady Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa, has reaffirmed her commitment to transforming Zimbabwe’s rural communities through Agrotourism, describing it as a powerful tool for sustainable livelihoods, rural industrialisation and women’s empowerment.Dr Mnangagwa said this at the oversubscribed two-day Agrotourism Research Conference held at Mukoto Village, Ward 31, in Buhera, Manicaland Province, over the weekend.