Bybit Lydia Tsomondo
Bybit Lydia Tsomondo (born 1963) is a Zimbabwean politician and mayor of Norton Municipality. She was born in Murehwa, Mashonaland east of Harare, Zimbabwe. She sits on the central committee of ZANU-PF[1] as the secretary for gender of its women's league.
In 2002, Tsomondo became well known when she withdrew from running as a member of parliament, paving the way for Patrick Zhuwao, a nephew of Zimbabwe president and ZANU-PF leader Robert Mugabe. Zhuwao later became the deputy minister of youth. She is married to Shepherd Tsomondo, and they have six children. Her husband became well known when he stormed and took over the Norton police base, resulting in his arrest.[2]
Tsomondo is well known for her helping hand in the Norton community, giving donations to orphanages and hospitals in and around Norton. Currently, she is working on a project to boost[clarification needed] the Norton football clubs and support[clarification needed] young talented football players by providing them with football boots, soccer balls, and jerseys. Her main goal is to ensure that everyone in Norton has a chance to succeed in life. Although things were not well in Zimbabwe, the Norton community managed to survive through agriculture, selling fish, and working in gold mines nearby and platinum mines like Zimplats.
References
- ↑ "Better days beckon for Norton". Sunday Mail. 27 May 2018.
- ↑ "Zimbabwe: Zanu PF Heavyweights Shield Youths From Law". Zimbabwe Independent. 13 January 2006.
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