Kadoma businessman Cosmas Daka, popularly known as Cossy Rules, has been named Activist of the Year, a testimony to his tireless efforts in giving back to the community.
The renowned philanthropist and businessman was recognised for his outstanding contributions to the development of Kadoma, touching the lives of many through his charitable endeavours.
With a reputation for humility and generosity, Daka's community work has made a lasting impact on the city.
Daka's philanthropic work spans various sectors, including education, healthcare and community development.
He has supported numerous initiatives, from providing educational resources to sponsoring local sports teams.
His commitment to uplifting Kadoma's residents has earned him the respect and admiration of the community.
“Cosmas Daka is a true champion of community development," said a local leader.
"His selfless efforts have made a tangible difference in the lives of many," he continued.
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Daka's approach to philanthropic work is centred on empowering individuals and communities, ensuring sustainable impact long after his involvement.
Through scholarships, he has ensured countless young people have access to education. Families have food on their tables and roofs over their heads because of his philanthropic work.
He made medical care accessible to many, including partnering with Balm of Hope.
As a leader, he also created opportunities through Cossy Rules Holdings, employing locals and opening doors.
When he was a councillor in Waverly, he ensured bins were collected, sewage issues fixed and community problems got responses.
Daka is a game changer, a true champion who embodies the spirit of giving and community service.
His impact extends far beyond his business successes, touching the lives of countless individuals in Kadoma through his philanthropic work in education, healthcare, and community development.
He is a man of faith, motivated by the biblical philosophy “Glory be to God”, reflecting the humility and gratitude that define him.
By supporting local artists and empowering creatives, Daka ensures Kadoma's talents shine brighter. He's not just a leader; he is a catalyst for positive change, proving one person can make a significant difference.
Accepting the award, Daka said: “I am humbled to receive this award. It is not about me; it is about the community we have built together."
“Kuda KwaMwari ngakuitwe - Glory be to God. I am grateful for the opportunity to serve.
“This award belongs to the people of Kadoma. I am just a vessel for their dreams.”.
He was honoured by Kadoma Zimbabwe Network, a testimony to his dedication to the community.
The Activist of the Year award is a fitting recognition of Cosmas Daka's dedication to making Kadoma a better place.
His work serves as an inspiration to others, demonstrating the impact one person can have on their community.
As Kadoma celebrates Daka's achievement, there's a renewed call for more individuals to join the effort in driving positive change.
Daka's legacy underscores the importance of community service and the difference collective efforts can make in shaping a brighter future for all.
