This video is a live presentation by Gambakwe Media on October 25, 2025, focused on the Nkulumane Development Committee and Gambakwe’s strategy for the Kulmani constituency in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. The title of the video is “WATCH LIVE: Nkulumane Development Committee – Gambakwe MP Strategy”.

Key points of the presentation include:

  • Nkulumane is described as a large and organized high-density suburb.
  • It has outdated infrastructure and low economic activity.
  • The constituency has not seen significant development since the 1980s, with shops and housing largely unchanged.
  • There are no active companies in the area, and the economic activity is limited to informal trading like selling vegetables on the ground.
  • Gambakwe plans to contest the bi-elections.
  • He is promoting a vision to transform Nkulumane from a struggling suburb into a city with a central business district (CBD).
  • He intends to establish a development committee and a community-owned company.
  • The community-owned company will lead initiatives in several key sectors, including:
    • Mining, especially gold
    • Energy generation
    • Technology
    • Real estate
    • Business development
  • The strategy includes creating jobs, with a target of 5,000 jobs.
  • Planned infrastructural developments include building high-rise flats, malls, innovation centers, and green spaces.
  • The plan also focuses on attracting investment.
  • The vision is inclusive, aiming to bring economic growth and opportunity to the youth and residents.
  • Gambakwe highlights the need for leadership that is visible and engaged with the community, contrasting this with past MPs who he says were detached.
  • The development plan and committee will be formalized after the official proclamation of the bi-election.
  • The goal is to use Nkulumane as a model city for a broader presidential campaign in 2028.
  • The 2028 campaign aims to replicate this development model in 160 new cities across Zimbabwe.
  • Gambakwe emphasizes collaboration with local leaders, the diaspora, and council authorities for sustainable progress.
  • This outlined plan is positioned as a significant departure from past neglect, aiming to build a modern, economically vibrant Nkulumane over time with sustainable community ownership and engagement.

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