27/11/2025
Appreciation post. Shamwari dzeGwendo.
As Dzivareskwa residence we want to appreciate our heroes. Below is the full infor about
*NEWS*
*Jordan Funeral Services Honoured for Outstanding Contribution*
*Paul Saiti*
SOUL Tore has received a prestigious honour being selected for induction into the National Excellence Hall of Fame.
Tore, a well-known resident of Dzivarasekwa and the esteemed Founder and CEO of Jordan Funeral Services, has become a celebrated figure in the community, particularly for his compassionate support to bereaved families.
Through his funeral service company, he has consistently assisted families in laying their loved ones to rest with dignity and care.
This recognition celebrates his notable contributions to the funeral services industry and his unwavering commitment to delivering exceptional care and support to families during their most difficult times. His work has set a high standard in the sector, marked by excellence, compassion, and professional integrity.
The induction ceremony will take place at the Harare International Conference Centre (HICC), where Tore will be honoured with; A commemorative statue, a place in the Hall of Fame’s online museum, and a symbolic golden blazer signed by distinguished professors and officials, featuring the prestigious pangolin logo.
Responding to the recognition, Tore expressed great appreciation stating:
"It is a great honour to be recognised as a leading and shining star for the second time in a row. I am truly humbled by the support I have received from the Dzivarasekwa community, which continues to be our foundation and strength. This recognition belongs to us all."
Saul Tore was born on the 26th of Sept 1978 and grew up in Dzivarasekwa, went to Gillingham Primary school, then later transferred to nhamburiko Primary school, completed O level at Dz high 1 in 94
Worked for homage funeral services then Pepro funeral services, he also worked for yamurai funeral services.
Jordan Funeral Services was formed in 2016 since then we grew thru the support of dzivarasekwa residents and assisted many families who could not bury