The People’s Manifesto also details what Zanu PF is going to do in the same vein and for the same reasons over the next five years. This includes creating value of US$7,3 billion from the indigenisation of 1,138 companies across 14 key sectors of the economy and over US$1,844,223,157,000 created from the idle value of empowerment assets unlocked from parastatals, local authorities, mineral rights and claims and from the State to capacitate Agribank with US$2 billion to finance the stimulation of agricultural productivity; to capacitate IDBZ with US$3 billion to finance the rehabilitation and construction of physical infrastructure; and US$2 billion to finance the rehabilitation of social infrastructure and to capacitate Sedco with US$300 million to fund innovative women’s and youths initiatives. These initiatives will create 2,265 million jobs across key sectors of the economy and contribute to export earnings, food security and to the fiscus among many other benefits including urban housing, and construction or peri-urban farms acquired during the land reform exercise. In addition, Zanu PF’s Indigenisation and Empowerment initiatives outlined in this People’s Manifesto will see an average GDP growth rate of nine percent by 2018 up from the current 4,4 percent; 250,000 low income housing units will be built; 1,250 public houses and buildings will be rehabilitated; 2,500 shell factories, flea and vendor market stands will be created; 310 clinics and 300 schools will be built and a new Parliament Complex will be constructed in Mt Hampden. Zanu PF’s pro-people policy interventions have always been informed by an unwavering determination and revolutionary commitment to address and meet the goals of all Zimbabweans regardless of their social, economic, cultural or ethnic affinity, background or affiliation. In particular, the beneficiaries of the policy interventions will include rural and urban communities, youths, women, war veterans, war collaborators, ex-detainees, ex-restrictees, indigenous business enterprises, professionals, academics, workers, farmers, civil servants, teachers, students, sports men and women, artists, parents and children, small and medium scale enterprises, schools, churches, patriotic NGOs, traditional leaders and indeed, all citizens and residents. Takuzvida nguva ndo ino #Bhorapadevelopment
Posted on: Sat, 24 Aug 2013 08:20:25 +0000
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