President Mnangagwa gave tipper trucks to young people yesterday through a $2 million fund for youth projects across the country. He warned them not to misuse these resources, saying misuse would face strict action under his leadership. He told reporters that honest work must happen throughout because the equipment serves the public good, not individuals.
The president believes a strong nation needs capable young citizens. He aims to help youth develop the economy because they have energy and wisdom to succeed. Mnangagwa expressed happiness that young people are meeting his expectations with the resources provided to them.
Youth Minister Tino Machakaire urged youth to follow the president's zero tolerance for corruption. The fund works through equipment rather than cash to prevent misuse. Provincial leaders must remember these resources belong to all youth, not just those at the top.
Zanu-PF Youth League chairs thanked the president for keeping his promises. Bulawayo Province Youth League Chairman Freedom Murechu praised Mnangagwa for delivering what he said he would do. The Youth Empowerment Fund shows the government backs up words with action.
The president believes a strong nation needs capable young citizens. He aims to help youth develop the economy because they have energy and wisdom to succeed. Mnangagwa expressed happiness that young people are meeting his expectations with the resources provided to them.
Youth Minister Tino Machakaire urged youth to follow the president's zero tolerance for corruption. The fund works through equipment rather than cash to prevent misuse. Provincial leaders must remember these resources belong to all youth, not just those at the top.
Zanu-PF Youth League chairs thanked the president for keeping his promises. Bulawayo Province Youth League Chairman Freedom Murechu praised Mnangagwa for delivering what he said he would do. The Youth Empowerment Fund shows the government backs up words with action.
