April 2026

How are you? We are starting our school term break today. I'm somewhat relieved since the school food supplies were nearly depleted. I'm concerned that things won't be easy when schools reopen in a month and a half.

I attempted to upload content for the website on the laptop several times without success. The internet is extremely weak, and I can't send anything; it remains pending. They've increased the Starlink monthly subscription from $35 to $55. It's unfortunate.

It's strange that the price of fuel in Zimbabwe is the highest in southern Africa, causing the prices of almost everything to rise.

I'm sending some materials for the site here, and I apologize for the hassle of transferring it to the site. I'll send more pictures with a brief narrative so you can get an idea of what it's about and possibly expand on it from there.

We acquired these two cows to start our own cattle breeding initiative. This will enable us to supply our own beef for school meals in the future, eliminating the need to purchase it externally. Additionally, we might sell some to help cover the Foundation's daily expenses.

This cattle initiative was made possible by the profits from the chicken project you previously funded. We are grateful for your support.

This is the Roxanne Junior School Okra project, which provides our school children with a part of their balanced diet program.

Svesve is involved in a pumpkin garden project. We also use pumpkin leaves as a side dish.

We are continuing our efforts to gather funds for the borehole, which is essential for us.

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Sustainable Action Initiative Groùp (SAIG) inception meeting with the Chaminuka Rural District Council stakeholders.

We were given a mandate to work with all line ministies and other NGOs which work on combating effects Climate Change and anti drug abuse programs.

The Friends For Roxanne Foundation's community outreach program focuses on establishing community committees. These committees will oversee the prevention of indiscriminate tree cutting and plowing on slopes to prevent soil erosion. These initiatives are conducted under SAIG, an idea developed by the FRIENDS FOR ROXANNE FOUNDATION.