As we reflect as Tariro Family on our spiritual journey, we remember times of questioning God, praying in times of need, and asking why certain things happened the way they did. Our journeys have brought us through rough patches, and we have learnt a lot from the experiences. Looking back

One of our brothers Devine Gomera paid a bridal price a.k.a lobola on the 28th of January 2023  to the family of Blessed Malandu. It was  a special day for both families as we were all excited about this event The go between, Fungai Chizura was the intermediator assisted by

Season’s Greetings! We wish you a Merry Christmas! Seasons and warm greetings. We are pleased to bring you another update on our ecological farming. Whenever we have the chance to share our experiences and progress with you, it’s always a pleasure to do so. Our efforts are geared towards producing

Every year Tariro Youth set a theme that runs from September to the following August. This year’s theme is “The Attitude of Gratitude”. It is this theme that led us to Shearly Cripps. How the whole trip impacted us, and lessons taken from it In the midst of striving to

The Tariro family would like to congratulate and celebrate Thandeka Phiri on achieving an Advanced certificate in Public Speaking, she “joins the pride”. The colorful graduation was held on the 25th of November 2022 at Management Training Bureau in Harare. There were a number of graduates from various professions i.e.,

  The late Charlene Tumushime 14.03.1984 – 27.09.2022   On the 5th of November 2022 we had a special day as a family when we were remembering and celebrating a well lived colorful life of Charlene Tumushime, the mass was celebrated by Canon Reverend Father Mutasa.  Please have a look

We are proud to advise that our brother Kundai tied the knot to his beautiful bride Tariro. The wedding took place at St Mary Magdalene Parish in Avondale Harare on the 22nd of October 2022. Please join us in sending hearty congratulations to the new Dr and Mrs Magaya. May

We had a joyful day on the 8th of October when Munashe Mashora and Maya Chigango were baptized. The ceremony was celebrated by Canon Rev Father Mutasa. Tariro Njenda and Byron Mashora were godparents for Maya and Sister Plaxedes and Tryson Mapinde were godparents for Munashe. Please help us to

One of the big frustrations of life in Zimbabwe has been the supply of electricity. It is irregular and often shut down accidentally or on purpose for hours, days or even weeks at a time. Apart from the frustration of being plunged into darkness it is hard for students to

Every first Saturday of September of each year we celebrate and remember our departed parents. The Tariro family holds a retreat a week before (the last Saturday of August) and come up with the year’s theme. This year’s memorial was celebrated by Canon Reverend Mutasa, and we went through our