PREMIER DAVID MABUZA PROMISES 78 000 JOBS FOR UNEMPLOYED YOUTH

PREMIER DAVID MABUZA PROMISES 78 000 JOBS FOR UNEMPLOYED YOUTH

BY BRIAN KAJENGO

Initially they are to Department in Mpumalanga that seemed be failing service delivery when comes to job creation in the Province.

Mpumalanga has two viable industries that could be sustainable for job creation. If you look at the biodiversity in the province, Tourism will be the yard stick to job creation, the varsity land that are unutilized Agriculture comes second.  

There is a lot to be done in the province to create employment in the province.

If the Premier would like to be successful to what he planned he has to engage with researchers to identify the gaps to be closed.

Radical socio-economic is not a big issue if most of Mabuza’s subordinates put hands together on one deck to push the province forward.

The Mpumalanga Economic Growth and Development Path which DD Mabuza banks on has a lot to do. The most important thing for Mabuza to fulfil what ever he promises is to make his subordinates proactive.   

Sustainable projects had to be formed by community members with little bit influences of politic to benefit the community.

“A point to not Mr. Premier, Please identify dedicated people to mentor the youth so that they can start sustainable projects. e.g recycling projects, environmental initiatives, tourism initiatives, such as cultural villages, and cultural activities especially along R40.”

Let the initiative NYDA youth fund reach many young people out there in order to create employment and alleviate poverty.   

The Premier’s target of 78 000 work opportunities be achieved if some of the points identified by Bvunzamutupo News.

Premier DD Mabuza said, “We will continue to prioritize agriculture and forestry; mining; manufacturing; tourism and ICT (Information and Communications Technology).”     

Mabuza said his government would  prioritizes the improvement and expansion of the road network in strategic towns that have shown rapid growth recently, namely, Mbombela, Emalahleni, Ermelo, Middleburg, Mashishing and Secunda.

Mpumalanga Premier’s state of address this year received much attention, especially from the opposition parties.

Bvunzamutupo News feels that the provinces should have more researchers and analyst to assist development in the provinces.

Lets these projects benefit the poor communities than more of the government officials.

DA Mpumalanga said, “We welcome premier Mabuza’s inclination to adopt DA policy proposals as workable government strategies, in particular the following;

The decentralisation of the department of health’s decision making powers to hospital CEO’s, allowing them to have control over what takes place in their respective hospitals and to be held accountable for it.”

The DA welcomes the premier’s commitment to infrastructure development especially in the health, education, local government, roads and water sectors. When implemented well, infrastructure development and government spending are the keys to stimulating provincial economies.

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