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TROVOCO Launches Valentine Donation To The Needy Kids.

By Kwanele Khumalo

While most of the youths are eagerly looking forward to Valentines so that they could get or give their loved ones some presents, the Trovoco team has taken a different route to donate to the needy.

TROVOVO is a non-profit organization that has been found by ordinary youths from different communities around Zimbabwe.

The name means The Roots Voluntary Charity Organization, with its founder being Mthulisi Ndlovu.

The organization aims at assisting kids below the age of eighteen.

It targets mainly the orphans, physical challenged and destitute kids together with albinos.

“We don’t have a specific donor, any willing donor can give us whatever he or she has then we see how we can distribute them,” said Ndlovu.

The TROVOCO had been found by Mthulisi Ndlovu and friend, Bhekinkosi Nkomo who serves as the deputy president of the team.

The idea of the team to serve the needy was brought up in 2012 and got its official launched in 2014.

It has visited places such as Mahlathini- Cowdry Park secondary, Vimila secondary school in Plumtree and it has donated food to the people who were affected by Cyclone Idai in 2019.

The organization has partnered with various organizations and people such as Anita Tshuma-Cyclone Idai donation fund, Baptist church Feed the Streets campaign.

The organization is organizing goods that will be given to the needy kids on the 14th of February.

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My full name is Nyaladzi Lester Kole, and I come from Plumtree, Zimbabwe. My educational journey began in primary school, where I attended three different institutions: Mlomwe Primary School for my early grades (1 to 3), Nopemano Primary School for my middle years (4 to 6), and culminating at Thekwane Primary School for my final primary year (Grade 7). For secondary education, I continued my studies at Thekwane High School, navigating Forms 1 to 6, where I developed a deeper appreciation for learning and personal growth. Following my secondary education, I pursued higher education at the National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST), where I earned a degree in Media in Publishing Studies and proudly graduated in 2021. Professionally, I've had the privilege of working with a variety of organizations, gaining diverse experiences that have enriched my career. I began my journey at College Press, where I honed my skills as a copy editor. I then took on the role of personal assistant at Nomina Music, developing organizational and communication skills. My passion for storytelling found a home at CURE Children's Hospital of Zimbabwe, where I engaged with children through creative narratives. As a project manager at Vision to Africa, I coordinated efforts to bring impactful projects to fruition before transitioning to my current role at Scrivener as a publisher and writer, where I combine my love for literature and publishing. Beyond my professional life, I consider myself a multifaceted creative. I have explored various artistic avenues, including graphic design, photography, and music production. In the realm of music, I produce under the moniker Stainless Kole, where I express my musical creativity and collaborate with others to create unique sounds.

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