Young Miners Foundation - Matabeleland Chapter

The Ministry of Women and Youth Affairs is hosting a business forum running under the theme BRIDGING THE DIGITAL AND GENERATIONAL GAP: TRIGGERING DEBATE AMONGST THE YOUTH TO BRING BACK THE YOUTH DREAM AND FUTURISTIC IDEOLOGY THROUGH POSITIVE ENGAGEMENT.

*Objectives*

Share sectoral oppoturnities available for women and youth within the 100days plan being implemented by the Ministry of Women and Youth Affairs.

Discuss and recommend the country's specific policy interventions that would encourage women and youths to adopt an entrepreneurship culture as an important driver of inclusive growth

Create stronger linkages and synergies with the private sector in line with business incubation programmes in Vocational training centres.

*POSSIBLE SECTORS TO ENGAGE IN*

Tourism.
ICT.
Transport and infrastructure.
Mining.
Financial services.
Agriculture and lands.
Health.

DATE : 9 FEBRUARY 2018
VENUE : Z.I.T.F (Bulawayo)

For more information.
Please contact us on +2639882458
Or visit our office "Mhlahlandlela Government Complex"
Office 1-40.

We would like to extend our warmest thanks to all who have shown interest in our organisation, become members and/or interacted with us at various levels. Our journey to this point has been challenging, which has given us the strength and drive to continue moving forward.

We shall be undergoing various changes in the coming months, as an organisation; some cosmetic (as you may have seen from the new logo), others more than just skin-deep.
We hope these changes will assist us in cementing our position as one of the leading youth mining organisations in Zimbabwe and further our growth as well.

Thank you once more for your continued support.

A job well done Tendai Rwodzi. A long road awaits us all, but shall overcome the challenges and prosper. Congratulations again!

Many thanks for the views and likes on this page. We are currently going through a rebranding and structural exercise but we will notify all as soon as all systems are in place. Keep believing, keep pushing; that's the greatest drive we all need to keep the momentum going!

Clive M. Munakandafa
PR & Publicity Executive

Much appreciation for the responses. I would personally like to inform you all that we are currently in a restructuring phase that has affected our activities. we will be operational once again at the beginning of the new year in 2015, which can only herald a bigger challenge for all of us. Please feel free to get in touch with us via email/inbox/whatsapp so we can craft ideas that will be the future of us all.

+263736412048
[email protected]

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