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We are in Nelson Mandela Hall (Harare Show Ground).
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As part of Governmentâs response measures to the impacts of climate change which have been evidenced by increased occurrence of extreme weather events such as droughts floods, tropical cyclones and mid-season dry spells, the Ministry of Finance and Economic Development has for the past two budget cycles been issuing budget call circulars which mandate all Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) to mainstream climate change in planning and budgetary processes.
This was complimented by the Ministry of Environment, Climate, Tourism and Hospitality Industry efforts towards capacitating MDAs to integrate climate change in their planning and budgeting process along the lines of devolution. The Ministry started off by capacitating districts and provincial development committees to integrate climate change in development planning within the context of devolution with over 60 districts and nine ministries having been capacitated to date.
Yesterday, the 1st of August 2023, the Director for Climate Change Management Department Mr Washington Zhakata led his department in capacitating the Ministry's staff and its Parastatals on climate change mainstreaming in planning and budgetary purposes.
In order to strengthen climate change coordination and financial transparency, all MDAs will be required to report on adaptation and mitigation programmes being implemented within thier sectors through the Budget as well as development partners, community and private institutions initiatives, including the associated co-benefits.
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The Environmental Management Agency (EMA) will utilise devolution funds from Treasury to implement an array of measures meant to address the waste management challenges bedevilling Harare Metropolitan Province.
Destination Zimbabwe continues to receive an endorsement as ideal for hosting international conferences, with the latest recommendation coming from the United World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO), to host the Communication, Media and Tourism Training in Africa Workshop in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe in November 2023.
The Chief Executive for Zimbabwe Tourism Authority Ms Ms Winnie Muchanyuka and the Secretary General of the UNWTO Mr Zurab Pololikashvili have today signed a hosting agreement on the upcoming Communication, Media and Tourism Training in Africa workshop on the sidelines of the 66th UNWTO Commission for Africa.
The media have a crucial role to play in putting emerging destinations across the globe on the global tourist map, thus helping to boost the economies.
The relationship between tourism and the media is vital and complex. Tourism is highly dependant on media reporting because the vast majority of travel decisions are made by people who have never seen the destination first hand for themselves.
The tourism industry is a vast and complex ecosystem that heavily relies on effective communication to thrive. With the rise of social media, instant messaging apps, and digital marketing, communication has become even more critical than ever before.
The Secretary for Environment, Climate, Tourism and Hospitality Industry Zimbabwe Ambassador Raphael Tayerera Faranisi and the Chief Director Tourism and Hospitality Management Ms Tarirai Musonza also witnessed the signing ceremony.
ZIMBABWE PARTICIPATES AT THE 66th UNWTO COMMISSION FOR AFRICA.
The tourism sector is regarded as one of the countryâs strategic sectors for economic development in Zimbabwe. Zimbabwean tourism outlook, is driven by its scenic, conducive and attractive environmental landscapes, national parks and wild-life, sparkling and magnificent water bodies, including its rich history and cultural diversity. Zimbabweâs strategic choice is to obtain a $5 Billion tourism economy by 2025, offering distinctive and inclusive visitor experiences in a unique, innovative and sustainable manner. The strategic choice is rooted on Zimbabweâs potential and desire to be a major global player in the tourism industry based on the judicious use of its unique assets of nature.
Zimbabwe is participating at the 66th United Nations World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO) Commission for Africa from the 26th to the 28th of July 2023 in Mauritius. The Secretary for Environment, Climate, Tourism and Hospitality Industry Ambassador Raphael Tayerera Faranisi is leading the Zimbabwean delegation.
The UNWTO is the agency that helps ensure tourism is safe, accessible and a growing economic resource for everyone where Zimbabwe is a member state out of 155 countries, 6 associate members and more than 400 affiliate members who are stakeholders in global tourism and promote the UNWTO agency's message.
The meeting is held under the theme, "Rethinking Tourism for Africa: Promoting Investment and Partnerships, Addressing Global Challenges." As Zimbabwe's tourism is on path to recovery post COVID-19, the platform allows for engagements and tapping into the successes of competitive African destinations.
The Zimbabwean delegation also comprises of the Zimbabwe Tourism Authority Chief Executive Ms Winnie Muchanyuka and the Chief Director for Tourism and Hospitality Management Ms Tarirai Musonza.
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The role of an environmental laboratory is to conduct scientific testing and analysis of various environmental samples, such as air, water, soil, and biological specimens, to assess the quality, composition, and presence of contaminants.
On Wednesday the 19th of July 2023, the Zambia Environmental Management Agency delegation visited the Zimbabwe Environmental Management Agency Laboratory in Harare, Zimbabwe for benchmarking purposes.
The EMA laboratory is a national institute built for support and advice on all aspects of environmental quality. The laboratory supports the function of the Environmental management functions by providing high quality analytical services on environmental samples for informed decisions and regulatory compliance.
The Zambian delegation was welcomed by the Chairperson of the Zimbabwe Environmental Management Board Ambassador Zenzo Nsimbi who said that the look and learn visit was not only a one way experience but an opportunity for both the entities to identify, through deliberations, areas of improvement in carrying out the similar mandate of environmental protection and sustainable management of natural resources.
The Environmental Management Agency Director for Environmental Protection Mr Christopher Mushava also led the tour and explained the importance of having an environmental laboratory as a country.
The benchmark visit will help foster good relations and a collaborative spirit as Zimbabwe and Zambia work together in achieving and ensuring a safe, clean and healthy environment for the present and future generations of the two nations. The initiative was also very critical towards building strong relationships which will be taken through bilateral arrangements.
The Zambian delegation was led by the Chairperson for the Zambia Environmental Management Agency Board, Professor Lovejoy Malambo who applauded the Zimbabwe EMA for the sterling work they are doing in protecting the environment.
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Carbon credits, also known as carbon offsets, are permits that allow the owner to emit a certain amount of carbon dioxide or other greenhouse gases. One credit permits the emission of one ton of carbon dioxide or the equivalent in other greenhouse gases, thus allowing them to receive recognition for their contribution towards climate action.
Environment, Climate, Tourism and Hospitality Industry Zimbabwean Minister Hon Nqobizitha Mangaliso Ndhlovu has officially opened the Africa Voluntary Carbon Credit Market Forum under the theme, "Accelerating Africa in Climate Economy, " at Elephant Hills Resort in Victoria Falls, today.
The Conference is a brainchild of Africa Voluntary Carbon Credits Market, a local initiative that seeks to facilitate a robust, holistic and inclusive people-centric approach to the climate economy. The intervention is set to increase the momentum leading to the achievement of Zimbabwe's National Development Strategy (NDS1) goals , Zimbabwe Vision 2030, Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and setting the tone for Africa Agenda 2063.
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Zimbabwe has developed its national Carbon Trading Framework which will guide players and protect investors who wish to establish carbon trading related projects in the country. The Framework establishes institutions to enhance transparency of transactions and accountability to ensure that the country gets a fair share of the proceeds from the trade. For the avoidance of doubt, this is climate financing that should and must enhance the developing countriesâ capabilities to achieve their economic growth objectives in a sustainable manner.
The official opening ceremony was also attended by the Former President of the Republic of South Africa His Excellency Jacob Zuma, who is also the Board Member of Belarus-Africa Foreign Trade Association, Malawi Minister of Environment, Hon Dr Michael Usi, South African Ambassador to Zimbabwe Her Excellency Rejoice Mabudafhasi, Acting Mayor of the City of Victoria Falls, Clr Mutasa, Co-Chairpersons of the African Voluntary Carbon Credits Market, Chief Director Environment, Climate and Meteorological Services Department Professor Prosper Matondi, Director Climate Change Management Department Mr Washington Zhakata, Senior Government Officials, Private Sector Representatives and other invited guests.
Under the Second Republic Zimbabweâs foreign policy is premised on the engagement and re-engagement drive, and it has stood out as a key pillar of National Development Strategy 1 (NDS1).
On the 5th of July 2023, the World Food Programme Representative to Zimbabwe Ms Francesca Erdelmann and the Japanese Ambassador to Zimbabwe His Excellency Satoshi Tanaka paid some courtsey calls to the Minister of Environment, Climate, Tourism and Hospitality Industry Hon Nqobizitha Mangaliso Ndhlovu respectively.
The Ministry has been working in collaboration with the World Food Programme in the implementation of several projects and in the implementation of a project entitled âIntegrated Climate Risk Management for Food Security and Livelihoods in Zimbabwe focusing on Masvingo and Rushinga Districtsâ
The project has three key components whose focus is on, (i) the reduction of vulnerability to the impacts of climate change by communities, (ii) strengthening capacity and systems to support national and community adaptation, and (iii) management of climate risk based on climate forecast and information.
These project components align well with the National Development Strategy (NDS) 1 on the Government âs call for the reduction of vulnerability by communities to the impacts of climate change.
As part of the fight against climate change the Ministry, through support from the Green Climate Fund is currently in the process of developing the National Adaptation Plan, which should be out by mid-year.
The Green Climate Fund project has supported the Meteorological Services Department to work on its climate database, capacity building of its officers in seasonal forecasting and implementation of the Participatory Integrated Climate Services for Agriculture (PICSA). All these activities contribute to improved weather and climate services for communities to enable them to adapt to climate change.
The Minister appreciated the technical and financial assistance received from Japan towards the development of Community Based Tourism Enterprises (CBTEs) focusing on 4 pilot projects namely, Gairezi eco-tourism, Tengenenge arts and crafts, Chesvingo Karanga village and Bulawayo township tourism. All these projects have the potential to contribute towards sustainable livelihoods development, employment creation, community development and poverty alleviation of the Zimbabwe people in mainstream tourism activities.
The Minister also appreciated the collaboration between the Ministry and the World Food Programme in Zimbabwe.
The World Food Programme Representative Ms Francesca Erdelmann and the Japanese Ambassador to Zimbabwe His Excellency Satoshi Tanaka applauded the recently launched Carbon Credit Framework for Zimbabwe. The Framework will see incomes from the carbon credits deposited into the National Climate Fund and channelled towards funding of climate-friendly projects.
22/06/2023, the Operation make Harare clean was taken to Budiriro South at Budiriro 1 shops and residential area, where the Deputy Minister of Environment, Climate, Tourism and Hospitality Industry Hon Barbara Rwodzi was leading from the front.
The Deputy Minister was also joined by the Minister of Higher and Tertiary Education, Science and Technology Development Professor Amon Murwira, Aspiring Member of Parliament for Budiriro South and members of the ruling party Zanu Pf.
us desist from dumping waste at undesignated sites so that these dumps do not recur.
us reduce the amount of waste we generate at household level.
waste at source and take recyclables to your nearest waste sorting sight.
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19/06/2023, the Operation make Harare clean was taken to Glen Norah B at Farai Shops where the Deputy Minister of Environment, Climate, Tourism and Hospitality Industry Hon Barbara Rwodzi was leading from the front.
us desist from dumping waste at undesignated sites so that these dumps do not recur.
us reduce the amount of waste we generate at household level.
waste at source and take recyclables to your nearest waste sorting sight.
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Victoria Falls is a global icon revered for its outstanding natural beauty which makes contributions to national income and growth in Zimbabwe and Zambia mainly through tourism and provision of other related goods and services. Without doubt, this phenomenal feature needs to be conserved and managed in a sustainable manner.
The Joint Ministerial Committee Meeting Between Zambia and Zimbabwe on the Management of the Victoria Falls World Heritage Site took place today
at Avani Hotel in Livingstone, Zambia.
Zambia and Zimbabwe shares the mighty Victoria Falls, one of the fascinating 7 natural wonders of the entire World. The two Ministers responsible for Tourism of the two countries which are Environment, Climate,Tourism and Hospitality Industry Zimbabwean Minister Hon Nqobizitha Mangaliso Ndhlovu and Tourism Zambian Minister Hon Rodney Sikumba met to deliberate developments and to discuss issues that surrounds the heritage site.
Zimbabwe is remaining committed to the maintenance of the intergrity of the World Heritage Site and Zimbabwe will work together with the Republic of Zambia UNESCO and other state parties to ensure the property remains a sought after natural wonder of the world.
For the past two days, technical officials were meeting to deliberate on the welfare of the property and there have been various developments going in the property that are critical to the preservation of the Outstanding Universal Values that has seen maintaining the integrity of the natural heritage.
The two Ministers issued out a joint communique where they have expressed satisfaction on the progress made by the States Parties in the joint management of the property and affirmed their commitment in upholding the 1972 UNESCO World Heritage Convention and Operational Guidelines.
Also in attendance were the Zambian Permanent Secretary for Tourism Mr Evans Muhanga, Chief Executive for Zambia Tourism Agency Mr Matongo Matamwandi, the Director General for Parks and Wildlife Zambia Mr Andrew Chomba, Chief Director Tourism and Hospitality Management Zimbabwe Ms Tarirai Musonza, Chief Executive for Zimbabwe Tourism Authority Ms Winnie Muchanyuka, Deputy Director Natural Resources Mr Tanyaradzwa Mundoga, Zimparks officials, ZTA Officials and other key stakeholders.
A clean environment is everyoneâs right and responsibility and letâs safeguard it.
Today, the 15th of June 2023, the Operation make Harare clean was taken to Glenview Harare where the Deputy Minister of Environment, Climate, Tourism and Hospitality Industry Hon Barbara Rwodzi was leading from the front.
us desist from dumping waste at undesignated sites so that these dumps do not recur.
us reduce the amount of waste we generate at household level.
waste at source and take recyclables to your nearest waste sorting sight.
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The Presidium and Cabinet have noted with concern the deplorable state of cleanliness of the City of Harare and the country. Littered streets and waste dumps have been observed in both the Central Business District (CBD) and residential areas.
The state of affairs is despite Governmentâs efforts to implement the once a month National Clean-Up Campaign led by the President of Zimbabwe, His Excellency, Cde. Dr. E. D. Mnangagwa.
In response to this, Cabinet has directed that an urgent Operation to Clean-Up Harare be conducted with immediate effect. The set target is to achieve a clean Harare by the 14th of July 2023.
Today the Minister of Environment, Climate, Tourism and Hospitality Industry Hon Nqobizitha Mangaliso Ndhlovu has today led the National Clean-up at Hatcliffe market popularly known as paDust in Harare. The Minister was represented by his Deputy Minister Hon Barbara Rwodzi.
The operationâs immediate goal is to make Harare City clean through clearing waste dumps, all road servitudes, sanitary lanes and ensuring sustainable waste management going forward. Institutions, shop owners, companies, vendors, public transporters, passengers and the general citizenry who violate the statutory requirements on waste management will be fined heavily on spot or imprisonment.
The Ministry in partnership with other law enforcement agencies have up-scaled law enforcement and patrols on waste management. This operation will focus on curbing littering, illegal dumping of waste, public conveyance transport operators without bins, individuals caught throwing litter out of window of vehicles and shop owners without adequate bins as well as ordering the local authority to fulfil its mandate of providing service to its rate payers.
The operation was also attended by the Secretary for Environment, Climate, Tourism and Hospitality Industry Ambassador Faranisi, Chief Director for Environment, Climate and Meteorological Services Professor Matondi, Director General EMA Mr A. Chigona, Director Environment Mr Samuriwo, Environmental Stakeholders and some of the Hatcliffe residents.
In this diverse socio-economic environment, Government has to play an active, if not a dominant, role as a facilitator and promoter of tourism development, by providing a suitable socio-political and legal environment against which diverse stakeholders and private sector initiative can take place.
It is the role of the Government to identify the positive impacts desired from tourism; based on this Governments can make priorities specifically on how and what they want to achieve with the responsibility of looking out for the welfare of its communities, economy and international relations.
The Minister of Environment, Climate, Tourism and Hospitality Industry Zimbabwe Hon Nqobizitha Mangaliso Ndhlovu has today joined a brilliant discussion on "Collaborating for a Sustainable Future", discussing the role of Government bodies in developing tourism regions during the Africa Hospitality Investment Forum in Nairobi and it was being moderated by the inimitable Peter Greenberg, Travel Editor, CBS News.
Minister Ndhlovu shared his expert insights on the potential for sustainable growth, economic benefits and the preservation of local cultures and environments in an emerging market like Africa.
The Minister said that the COVID-19 Pandemic created a historic opportunity to re-think tourism and âbuild forward betterâ based on lessons learnt. To anticipate and overcome new challenges and address changing consumer trends affecting the global tourism sector, it is prudent for Government to create favourable policies which maximize the contribution of tourism in terms of economic growth, job creation and sustainable development.
He articulated that Zimbabwe's tourism is Government led, private sector driven and community based. The Government had taken a keen interest to develop Community Based Tourism (CBTE) Projects as a vehicle to alleviate poverty in rural and marginalised communities, in line with SDG 1 (no to poverty)and Zimbabwe is packaging communities through their history, tradition, daily life, arts and craft, flora and fauna, as unique selling points in communities, and CBTEs.
The Minister was also joined on the panel by the Cabinet Secretary (Minister) Ministry of Tourism and Wildlife Kenya Hon Peninah Malonza and the Special Advisor United Nations World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO), Managing Director MEA and South West Asia IHG Hotels and Resorts Haitham Mattar.
Earlier on in the morning the Minister of Environment, Climate, Tourism and Industry Zimbabwe also attended the official opening of the AHIF by the Prime Cabinet Secretary who is responsible for all Cabinet Ministers in Kenya His Excellency Dr. Musalia Mudavadi.He delivered an inspiring call to action for the AHIF participants and he also advocated a holistic approach to hospitality, he urged industry leaders to foster innovative solutions and partnerships for an accelerated capacity growth across the continent focused on conservation.
Environment, Climate, Tourism and Hospitality Industry Zimbabwean Minister Honourable Nqobizitha Mangaliso Ndhlovu is leading the Zimbabwe delegation at the ongoing Africa Hospitality Investment Forum(AHIF) at Raddison Blue Hotel in Nairobi, Kenya. The AHIF is running back to back with the AviaDev Africa which is running from 12-14 and 14-16 respectively in Nairobi under the theme, "Inspire, Invest and Impact."
The AHIF program will cover a wide range of topics, including global risks and their impact on Africaâs hospitality industry, achieving net-zero targets, implementing environmental, social, and governance (ESG) strategies, access to capital, transformational travel, hotel development challenges and opportunities, hotel financing criteria, successful tourism entrepreneurship, operational excellence, the importance of human skills, alternative accommodation, emerging market dynamics, the latest trends, the future of hospitality investment in Africa and more.
Aviadev offers high-level discussion and case study presentations on successful airport real estate projects. Pre-set appointments will connect the owners and operators of African airports to those with the finance, expertise, and contacts to help them maximise revenue from their airport infrastructure, including from hospitality, as well as retail, cargo, warehousing, and other activities.
The mission helps in promoting Zimbabwe as a safe tourism investment destination. Zimbabwe is offering investment opportunities in multipurpose convention and conference facilities
Accommodation (low to high end), Restaurants
Activity based (amusement parks, entertainment, etc)
Integrated resorts, golfing estates and casinos.
Minister Ndhlovu will be one of the panelist at a session on Collaborating for a Sustainable Future: The Role of Government Partnerships in Developing Tourism Regions and Zones. Zimbabwe is also exhibiting at this ongoing forum through the Zimbabwe Tourism Authority.
The Minister is being accompanied by the Zimbabwe Ambassador to Kenya and Permanent Representative to the UNEP and UN Habitat to Her Excellency Ambassador Winpeg Moyo, the Chief Executive for Zimbabwe Tourism Authority Ms Winnie Muchanyuka, Airports Company of Zimbabwe, Mashonaland Holdings, Batoka Hospitality Group and House of Chinhara.
Set in tranquil surroundings on the outskirts of the country's dynamic capital is the beautiful Cresta Lodge - Harare. The hotel recently underwent extensive refurbishment, taking into account the latest trends in business travel and modern styling. With so much to offer, it is no wonder that Cresta Lodge - Harare is an environment where business and pleasure mix in perfect harmony.
Today the Minister of Environment, Climate, Tourism and Hospitality Industry Hon Nqobizitha Mangaliso Ndhlovu officiated at the Re-launch and the 30th Anniversary of the Cresta Lodge and Sango Conference in Harare.The development came at an opportune time where tourism is on a rebound trajectory after an immense suffering from the effects of Covid 19 pandemic.
Cresta Lodge, has a history of three decades of service to visitors coming to Zimbabwe and has created a unique brand which is sought after by many. Cresta Hotels play a pivotal role in the well-being of travel and tourism in Zimbabwe and contributes significanly to the promotion of MICE business.
Minister Ndhlovu acknowledged the efforts and achievements not only of Cresta Lodge but also to its sister hotels in Harare, Bulawayo and in Victoria Falls. He assured the sector at large that as Government they will spare no effort in support of the growth of this sector. He said they will endure painful patches together but more importantly, they will be there by side as individually and collectively propel the Tourism and Hospitality sector into unparalleled heights.
The Minister also planted a tree to mark the 30th Anniversary of the Cresta Lodge.
The colourful event was also attended by the Secretary for Environment, Climate, Tourism and Hospitality Industry Ambassador R.T. Faranisi, Country Director for Cresta Hotels Zimbabwe Ms C. Mandela, Zimbabwe Tourism Authority Chief Executive Ms W.Muchanyuka, Tourism Business Council of Zimbabwe President Mr W. Nhau, Chief Director Tourism and Hospitality Management Ms T. Musonza, Chief Operating Officer of Masawara, Cresta Hotel Board members, tourism stakeholders and other invited guests.
World Environment Day is a global platform for inspiring positive change and it's celebrated annually on 5 June encouraging awareness and action for the protection of the environment.
Zimbabwe had today joined the rest of the world in commemorating the World Environment Day at Glamis Arena in Harare. The purpose of the commemorations were to highlight to the nation the importance of the environment to human well-being. This day was designated based on the recognition of the numerous environmental challenges confronting the world and in particular the African continent.
This year's theme is âSolutions to Plastic Pollutionâ. The theme highlights a key global problem that affects everyone, both marine and terrestrial ecosystems.
Speaking during the event, the Secretary for Environment, Climate, Tourism and Hospitality Industry Ambassador Raphael Tayerera Faranisi reiterated that there is an urgent need globally and locally to address the threat of plastic pollution, and the only way to do so is through collaboration and engaging to fund innovative ways to stop plastic pollution. He also said that the Ministry will work to enhance circularity by promoting more sustainable consumption and production practices across the entire plastic value chain as a key solution in addressing plastic pollution.
The Secretary also applauded all Development Partners, Government and Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) and other stakeholders for sterling efforts towards environmental protection.
The auspicious event was also attended by Unicef Representative Dr Tajudeen Oyewale, UN Agencies, Director Environment and Natural Resources Mr Edward Samuriwo, Director Environmental Services Mr Steady Kangata, Director Scientific Research Zimparks Professor Edson Gandiwa, Acting Director General Forestry Commission Ms Violet Makoto, representatives from ZTA, school children, key stakeholders and other invited guests .
It is now five years after His Excellency The President of the Republic of Zimbabwe Cde Dr. E.D. Mnangagwa declared the first Friday of each month as a National Clean-up Day. Today the Acting President of the Republic of Zimbabwe Cde Dr. C.G.D.N Chiwenga led the June 2023 National Clean-up Programme at Beatrice Business Centre in Mashonaland East Province.
The clean-up theme for the month of June is, "Solutions to Plastic Pollution " with emphasis on Single Use Plastic. This noble cause intends to ensure that the surroundings are clean and litter free, thus upholding the Constitutional Right in terms of Section 73 of the Constitution of Zimbabwe.
These clean-up exercises are all encompassing of everyone from across the socio-economic divide. The involvement of everyone especially the business community is crucial to foster the sustainable change which is wanted to be achieved through the clean-up campaigns.
The Acting President urged all Local Authorities to carry out Environmental Impact Assessments for housing developments with the incorporation of proper waste management plans for their residential areas. On a more positive note, he also applauded the Manyame Rural District Council (RDC) for procuring a refuse compactor for the ferrying of solid waste from its business centres for proper disposal.
The Acting President also planted a tree at Beatrice Primary School.
The National Clean-up Programme was also attended by the Minister of Environment, Climate, Tourism and Hospitality Industry Hon Nqobizitha Mangaliso Ndhlovu, Minister of Transport and Infrastructural Development Hon Felix Mhona, Politburo member Cde Sdney Sekeremayi, Secretary for Mashonaland East Provincial Affairs and Devolution Mr T. Kutamahufa, Chief Director for Tourism and Hospitality Management Ms Tarirai Musonza, Director for Environmental Protection Mr Chris Mushava, Chief Seke, Local Legislators, Senior Government Officials and other invited guests.
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His Excellency reaffirms his Government's commitment to sustainable forest management through signing a declaration that the first Saturday of December each year shall be National Tree Planting Day. His Excellency proceeded to plant a tree at the State House. He edged all citizens to follow suit. His Excellency, committed to lead in tree planting.
As part of the accelerated reafforestration programme,the secretary for METHI led a delegation to the Forestry Commision College for a tree planting exercise.The PS led the initiative by planting a tree.In total the delegation planted 30 trees. This is a call to all citizens to the accelerated reforestation programme which the Ministry is championing
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