Another group makes big promises about fixing the economy through training programs. The Artisans for Economic Development organization claims it will reduce poverty by teaching vocational skills. Its national secretary, Edward Saushoma, stated the goal is to create a self-reliant workforce that drives local growth. The initiative focuses on equipping individuals with resources to thrive.
Saushoma emphasized education's role in unlocking youth potential, calling for stakeholder collaboration. He specifically urged government support for a fund to reindustrialize Bulawayo, linking industrial growth to national development. The group's stated belief is that every individual can contribute to the nation's growth through such targeted empowerment schemes.
Saushoma emphasized education's role in unlocking youth potential, calling for stakeholder collaboration. He specifically urged government support for a fund to reindustrialize Bulawayo, linking industrial growth to national development. The group's stated belief is that every individual can contribute to the nation's growth through such targeted empowerment schemes.
