Katsande Donates R50 000 Worth Of Groceries To Mutoko Villagers
Former Warriors captain and Kaizer Chiefs midfielder Willard Katsande has donated groceries for at least 200 people in Mukoki village in Mutoko to help alleviate their suffering during the ongoing coronavirus lockdown.
According to the Daily News, Katsande bought groceries worth R50 000 for his relatives, which includes mealie-meal, cooking oil, flour, rice, laundry soap, sugar, salt and beans.
In an interview with the publication from South Africa on Sunday, Katsande said he had decided to help people in his rural home, rather than in Mutare where he grew up in because, in Mutoko, the situation is very bad. He said:
I decided to extend a helping hand to my relatives in my rural area where I came from, where my parents came from and the place where they’re buried now. Basically I’m from Mutoko but I grew up in Mutare.
… Unlike in Mutare, I’m not saying everybody is OK but the situation is better to hustle there as compared to the rural areas where it’s painful to imagine how they are copying.
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Zimbabwe has been under lockdown for nearly two months, with President Emmerson Mnangagwa announcing over the weekend that the stay at home order will remain in place indefinitely.
Most families in Zimbabwe’s urban areas eke out a living in the informal sector and thousands face hunger as their small businesses remain banned with no exit plan on the table.
