The leader of a big African work group, Minister Edgar Moyo, wants to improve jobs for everyone. He discussed his plans at a meeting in Zambia, where many important people came together to discuss work and jobs.
Minister Moyo promised to help workers. He said everyone would work together to generate new ideas and improve people's jobs. He believes there might be hard times ahead, but if everyone works as a team, they can solve any problem.
The group he leads is called ARLAC. It helps different African countries work together to ensure that people have good jobs and are treated fairly at work. Minister Moyo thinks ARLAC will do great things in the future. He wants to ensure that work rules keep up with what people need as times change.
At the meeting, Zambia's Vice-President, Mrs Mutale Nalumango, asked all governments to make fair rules about work. She said her country helps small businesses by making it easier for them to start up. They also use phones and computers to help people manage their money better.
Many important people came to the meeting from eighteen different African countries. They talked about ways to make jobs better and fairer for everyone. Leaders from Botswana, Lesotho, and South Africa joined the talks. Other people at the meeting included business owners, workers' groups, and teachers from universities. They all met at a big building called the Mulungushi International Conference Centre in Zambia.
Minister Moyo promised to help workers. He said everyone would work together to generate new ideas and improve people's jobs. He believes there might be hard times ahead, but if everyone works as a team, they can solve any problem.
The group he leads is called ARLAC. It helps different African countries work together to ensure that people have good jobs and are treated fairly at work. Minister Moyo thinks ARLAC will do great things in the future. He wants to ensure that work rules keep up with what people need as times change.
At the meeting, Zambia's Vice-President, Mrs Mutale Nalumango, asked all governments to make fair rules about work. She said her country helps small businesses by making it easier for them to start up. They also use phones and computers to help people manage their money better.
Many important people came to the meeting from eighteen different African countries. They talked about ways to make jobs better and fairer for everyone. Leaders from Botswana, Lesotho, and South Africa joined the talks. Other people at the meeting included business owners, workers' groups, and teachers from universities. They all met at a big building called the Mulungushi International Conference Centre in Zambia.
