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Zimbabwe’s young people in Manicaland were challenged to attempt at trying ethical business practices due to the difficulties that the country is facing. Noting that Zimbabwe may come to struggle as a result of the older generations’ business approach, the youth were urged to introduce a new business culture.
“There are many opportunities in mining and farming in Manicaland from which youths can venture into through start-ups. People are making a lot of money through mining hence church youths must establish their syndicates and apply for gold claims, Anglican church Reverend Joseph Waziweyi said, who issued the challenge.
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Young people in Manicaland have been encouraged by Anglican Church Clergyman to accept their ethical business practices and not to follow the steps of the late businessman, Genius Kadungure whose dealings were doggy.
During the Manicaland’s Impact Business, Leadership and Economic Youth Empowerment Summit held last week, Reverend Joseph Waziweyi encouraged the youths to indulge in mining and farming through start-ups. He said: They can initiate the Macadamia nuts farming which is being used. Instead of selling drugs on the streets, they could earn a better living doing business the right way.
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