03/08/2026
Finding Their Voice | CBC Model United Nations
Leadership begins with the ability to listen, to understand different perspectives and to engage thoughtfully with the challenges facing our world.
Members of the CBC Model United Nations Club participated in DC MUN II hosted by Dominican Convent High School, joining more than 10 schools from across the country for a conference centred around “Edge of History: Leadership, Ethics, and Global Challenges in a Modern World.”
Through respectful debate and challenging discussions, our young men were given the opportunity to test their ideas, develop their confidence and explore what responsible leadership looks like in times of uncertainty.
We congratulate the following boys for their outstanding achievements:
- Busiso Nyoni — Best Chair
- Daniel Ncube — Most Promising Delegate (UNHRC)
- Ridhwaan Gaibie — Most Promising Delegate (GA1)
- Ethan Mabhena — Best Delegate (ECOSOC)
- Thembinkosi Mathonsi — Best Delegate (African Union)
- Moses Davies — Honourable Mention (GA1)
- Kevin Watungwa — Best Delegate (GA1)
Special recognition goes to Daniel Ncube, whose exceptional commitment to Model United Nations continues to set a remarkable example.
In 2026 alone, Daniel has earned awards at five of the six conferences he has attended, representing different nations and committees across Zimbabwe. His achievements include recognition for Best Delegate, Most Honorable Delegate, Most Promising Delegate, Best Written Position Paper and Best Chair.
Through his dedication to research, critical thinking, debate and diplomacy, Daniel has demonstrated the qualities of a young leader who is prepared to engage with the world beyond the classroom.
These achievements are not simply awards. They represent curiosity, discipline, confidence and the courage to use one’s voice with purpose.
At CBC, we believe leadership is not about being the loudest voice in the room. It is about being a thoughtful voice — one that listens, understands and contributes.
The Making of Young Men, Every Day.