The Minister of Women Affairs, Community, Small and Medium Enterprises Development, Hon. Senator Monica Mutsvangwa, today attended the appointment and induction of the Boards of Trustees for 15 Community Economic Empowerment Trusts (CEETs) in Kadoma.
Hon. Mutsvangwa described the establishment of the Trusts as a significant milestone in ensuring that ordinary Zimbabweans derive meaningful benefits from the natural resources found within their communities.
She urged the newly appointed Trustees to embrace the Whole-of-Government approach, uphold the highest standards of transparency, accountability and good governance, and ensure the sustainable utilisation of local resources for the benefit of present and future generations.
The Minister noted that the Trusts provide an opportunity to strengthen community participation in local economic development while addressing lessons learnt from previous community empowerment initiatives. She reaffirmed the Ministry's commitment to working with all stakeholders to promote inclusive development and improve the livelihoods of communities across the country.
Speaking at the same event, the Minister of State for Provincial Affairs and Devolution for Mashonaland West Province, Hon. Marian Chombo, said the Trusts would play a critical role in driving rural industrialisation, promoting value addition, attracting investment and creating employment opportunities in line with Vision 2030.
Officially commissioning the Boards of Trustees, the Minister of Industry and Commerce, Hon. Mangaliso Ndlovu, said the Community Economic Empowerment Trusts are grounded in the Constitution of Zimbabwe and are guided by four pillars: true local ownership, broad-based participation, industrial localisation and economic sovereignty. He said the Trusts will help mobilise investment, establish industrial parks and Village Business Units, and promote value addition to local agricultural and mineral resources.
The induction conference was also attended by the Minister of State for Provincial Affairs and Devolution for Matabeleland South Province, Hon. Albert Ngulube, the Deputy Minister of Women Affairs, Community, Small and Medium Enterprises Development, Hon. Kiven Mutimbanyoka, traditional leaders and members of the newly appointed Community Economic Empowerment Trust Boards.
Hon. Mutsvangwa described the establishment of the Trusts as a significant milestone in ensuring that ordinary Zimbabweans derive meaningful benefits from the natural resources found within their communities.
She urged the newly appointed Trustees to embrace the Whole-of-Government approach, uphold the highest standards of transparency, accountability and good governance, and ensure the sustainable utilisation of local resources for the benefit of present and future generations.
The Minister noted that the Trusts provide an opportunity to strengthen community participation in local economic development while addressing lessons learnt from previous community empowerment initiatives. She reaffirmed the Ministry's commitment to working with all stakeholders to promote inclusive development and improve the livelihoods of communities across the country.
Speaking at the same event, the Minister of State for Provincial Affairs and Devolution for Mashonaland West Province, Hon. Marian Chombo, said the Trusts would play a critical role in driving rural industrialisation, promoting value addition, attracting investment and creating employment opportunities in line with Vision 2030.
Officially commissioning the Boards of Trustees, the Minister of Industry and Commerce, Hon. Mangaliso Ndlovu, said the Community Economic Empowerment Trusts are grounded in the Constitution of Zimbabwe and are guided by four pillars: true local ownership, broad-based participation, industrial localisation and economic sovereignty. He said the Trusts will help mobilise investment, establish industrial parks and Village Business Units, and promote value addition to local agricultural and mineral resources.
The induction conference was also attended by the Minister of State for Provincial Affairs and Devolution for Matabeleland South Province, Hon. Albert Ngulube, the Deputy Minister of Women Affairs, Community, Small and Medium Enterprises Development, Hon. Kiven Mutimbanyoka, traditional leaders and members of the newly appointed Community Economic Empowerment Trust Boards.
The Minister of Women Affairs, Community, Small and Medium Enterprises Development, Hon. Senator Monica Mutsvangwa, today attended the appointment and induction of the Boards of Trustees for 15 Community Economic Empowerment Trusts (CEETs) in Kadoma.
Hon. Mutsvangwa described the establishment of the Trusts as a significant milestone in ensuring that ordinary Zimbabweans derive meaningful benefits from the natural resources found within their communities.
She urged the newly appointed Trustees to embrace the Whole-of-Government approach, uphold the highest standards of transparency, accountability and good governance, and ensure the sustainable utilisation of local resources for the benefit of present and future generations.
The Minister noted that the Trusts provide an opportunity to strengthen community participation in local economic development while addressing lessons learnt from previous community empowerment initiatives. She reaffirmed the Ministry's commitment to working with all stakeholders to promote inclusive development and improve the livelihoods of communities across the country.
Speaking at the same event, the Minister of State for Provincial Affairs and Devolution for Mashonaland West Province, Hon. Marian Chombo, said the Trusts would play a critical role in driving rural industrialisation, promoting value addition, attracting investment and creating employment opportunities in line with Vision 2030.
Officially commissioning the Boards of Trustees, the Minister of Industry and Commerce, Hon. Mangaliso Ndlovu, said the Community Economic Empowerment Trusts are grounded in the Constitution of Zimbabwe and are guided by four pillars: true local ownership, broad-based participation, industrial localisation and economic sovereignty. He said the Trusts will help mobilise investment, establish industrial parks and Village Business Units, and promote value addition to local agricultural and mineral resources.
The induction conference was also attended by the Minister of State for Provincial Affairs and Devolution for Matabeleland South Province, Hon. Albert Ngulube, the Deputy Minister of Women Affairs, Community, Small and Medium Enterprises Development, Hon. Kiven Mutimbanyoka, traditional leaders and members of the newly appointed Community Economic Empowerment Trust Boards.
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