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Several young people desperate for work were left screaming in pain and others limping after being stamped on or beaten up by security guards at a Government-organised job event on Wednesday.
The Public Service Commission (PSC) held a Job Fair at Heritage Village, Liberation City in Harare, next to Tynwald Primary School, where thousands of graduates were in attendance.
<a href="https://www.irishexaminer.com/world/arid-41284999.html">The Irish Examiner</a> reported chaos as job seekers rushed to register for potential vacancies, but no serious injuries were reported.
According to the PSC, thousands of young people in the 19 to 30 year-age group turned up for the fair, holding envelopes with their CVs and college certificates.
They hoped to be registered on a database of job seekers in the PSC and Government ministries.
People stamped on each other in the rush to enter a large hall where the registration was taking place and security guards used batons to restore order, but people still surged forward.
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PSC Chairman Vincent Hungwe said the Job Fair was a pleasant challenge because of the overwhelming number of graduates that came. Yet, their qualifications proved that the country had excess requisite skills enough to serve in all sectors.
Secretary to Service Commissions, Tsitsi Choruma said that the Job Fair served as a timely succession plan to infuse into the Government, young graduates such as doctors, female engineers, etc.
Meanwhile, Commissioner in the Public Service Commission Larry Mavima told reporters that the decision by the Commission to target the 19 to 30-year-old group was driven by the Commission’s desire to encourage qualified youths to serve the Government and further develop their skills early in life.
Zimbabwe has an acute shortage of formal jobs and millions of people eke out a living by vending and other informal activities.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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Chaos As Job Seekers Stampede For Work At PSC Job Fair

Zimbabwe has offered Namibia one acre of land in its Pan-African Memorial Park and Museum of African Liberation Project in Liberation City, Harare.
The land is for the construction of an outdoor monument to commemorate Namibia’s emancipation from the South African apartheid government.
This was revealed by ZANU PF secretary for external relations Simbarashe Mumbengegwi, when he delivered a special message from President Emmerson Mnangagwa to Namibia’s president, Hage Geingob at State House in Windhoek on Thursday. He said:
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I am pleased to say, Your Excellency, that the government of Zimbabwe is offering 4 400 square metres of space for Namibia to erect a monument commemorating Namibia’s independence from South Africa’s apartheid government. The memorial park will have a number of monuments.
We will have a world-class shopping mall within the complex, 20 hectares of an animal park, 20 hectares of an amusement park, and a heritage village in the memorial park.
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On his part, Geingob hailed the project, saying it was good that Africans are telling their own stories. He said:
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Sounds good. People want us to forget about our history. They are working hard trying to talk that we are backward, and we are not moving forward.
But let us not be discouraged; let’s go ahead and tell our glorious history.
I welcome it. It is a very good idea – a greeting to my brother – let’s record our history.
That’s what the story is all about. We must be proud to tell our history.
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Zimbabwe’s started the construction of the Museum of African Liberation early this year.
The structure is a monument that is dedicated to all fallen heroes of Africa’s liberation wars and is meant to document wars fought in Africa in its quest for self-governance. | <a href="https://neweralive.na/posts/zim-offers-nam-land-in-ambitious-museum-project">New Era</a>

Zimbabwe Offers Namibia Land To Construct Liberation Monument

The Government plans to build 20 malls in Harare Metropolitan province to boost the provincial economy as well as decongest the central business district (CBD).
This was revealed by Harare Provincial Affairs and Devolution secretary Tafadzwa Muguti during a ground-breaking ceremony for the Liberation Mall at the corner of Kirkman Road and Harare Drive. Muguti said:
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We are encouraged by this project as it will boost our provincial economy. It is in line with the strategies that we have for the province. It is in line with the conjunction strategy of the CBD.
We have selected about 20 sites across Harare Metropolitan province, where similar malls are going to be built so that we begin to decongest.
Whatever shop you want in the CBD, you should be able to find it closer to your house.
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Speaking at the same function, Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare minister Paul Mavima said:
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The Liberation Shopping Mall will benefit NSSA pensioners, contributors, and their families in many ways.
Apart from a shopping experience in a safe and congenial environment, the mall will have many entertainment and amusement facilities.
… The long-term plans for the Liberation City include establishing a five-star hotel, a service station, upmarket presidential villas and a recreation and theme park.
The Liberation Mall, therefore, becomes one of the lead projects to be rolled out at the Liberation City.
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The Liberation City is being funded by the National Social Security Authority (NSSA).
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2022/06/govt-targets-20-malls-for-harare/">NewsDay</a></h4>

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