MP’s Donation Shines Hope on Tamiranashe Primary’s Exam Dreams in Norton Zimbabwe NORTON MIRROR TV https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029ValhPbf1XquQkuWEh00T Tamiranashe Primary School, a nonprofit haven for underprivileged and vulnerable children, received a boost today as Honorable Member of Parliament Richard Tsvangirai stepped in with a timely donation. The visit, announced via the MP’s social media, underscored the school’s role as a lifeline for students battling socioeconomic odds. “This morning, I visited Tamaranashe Primary School, a place that has been a beacon of hope for children from disadvantaged backgrounds,” the MP posted. His words painted a stark picture: last year, only 20 of 75 Grade 7 students could afford to sit for their final exams due to unpaid fees. With 80 students in this year’s cohort, the stakes are higher and so is the resolve. “It is my sincere hope and prayer that we can support all 80 students, ensuring they take their final exams without financial barriers,” he added. The MP didn’t stop at words. His team delivered stationery supplies for every Grade 7 student, a move he said would keep their focus on studies, not survival. “To help them stay focused on their exam preparations, we have mobilized stationery for all Grade 7 pupils, making sure nothing disrupts their path,” his post read. It’s a small but tangible step toward leveling the playing field for kids who’ve long faced uphill climbs. Tamiranashe Primary, known for its mission to uplift the marginalized, has become a symbol of resilience and a call to action. The MP seized the moment to urge broader change, writing, “As education is a fundamental right, it is crucial for the government to eliminate examination fees to create equal opportunities for all students and address socioeconomic inequality.” His plea echoes the struggles of countless families who see education as their ticket out of hardship, only to hit financial walls. For now, the 80 Grade 7 students at Tamiranashe have a clearer shot at their exams, thanks to today’s gesture. But as the MP’s visit fades from the headlines, the bigger question lingers, will the system rise to meet his challenge? At Tamiranashe, hope is alive but it’s still waiting for a bigger win. By Tinaye M Chiweshe *Advertise today with Norton MIRROR TV* By advertising with us, you'll reach thousands of potential clients every day. Our platform is designed to empower the community, and we believe that *together, we can achieve great things!* *Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity!* Call us now at +263778 528 501 /+263717 381 953 to discuss your advertising needs. Stay connected with us: *Norton MIRROR online TV 2* https://chat.whatsapp.com/LM9bUJm9viKAwAl56r3PhP *NORTON MIRROR CHANNEL* https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029ValhPbf1XquQkuWEh00T *Follow and Like our Facebook page:* https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61563060663449 *Norton Mirror YouTube* https://youtube.com/@nortonmirror?si=22cwjWlZUS_szfgm *Norton Mirror X* https://x.com/search?q=from%3A%40NortonMirror%20account%20link&t=3Jsqz_JjCL78X4x893X2xw&s=09 *Join the Norton MIRROR community today and let's achieve great things together in 2025!* #nortonmirror #empoweringcommunity #advertisewithus #reachthousands #communityfirst