By A Correspondent

Norton MP Richard Tsvangirai is harnessing the power of sporting activities to tackle pressing social issues such as drug abuse and domestic violence.

Over the weekend, Tsvangirai attended a netball competition in Mashlands, where he highlighted the event’s role in fostering community engagement and addressing critical concerns.

In a statement on Sunday, Tsvangirai emphasized the value of sports as a platform for social change.

“Community engagement!” he declared.

“I was at a netball competition in Mashlands.

Sports programmes are a great way to get people together from various backgrounds and talk about social issues that are prevalent in our community, especially drug and substance misuse and domestic violence.”

The netball competition served as more than just a sporting event; it was a strategic initiative to spark conversations and bring attention to issues that often go unaddressed.

By integrating discussions about drug abuse and domestic violence into the event, Tsvangirai aims to create a supportive environment where community members can openly discuss and seek solutions to these challenges.

Tsvangirai’s approach highlights a growing recognition of the role that community activities can play in addressing social problems.

By leveraging the communal spirit of sports, he seeks to build awareness and encourage collective action against issues that impact many lives.

The Norton MP’s initiative underscores a broader effort to tackle societal problems through innovative and engaging means.

As netball games bring people together, they also serve as a backdrop for raising awareness and fostering dialogue on critical issues affecting the community.