The primary purpose of engaging in any discussion is to achieve & increase mutual understanding of issues through shared perspectives. Avoid trying to 'win' at all costs.
@ChadMhako Chad, you are right. The hustle is a fad and fads, by design, are so short-term in perspective. Therein lies our problem as an economy. You can not run a modern day economy with that kind of hustler approach. Short-termism has been the bane of our economic performance to date.
@baba_nyenyedzi True Tinashe, but the big retailers have far larger committed costs and mandatory compliance issues than tuckshops who tend to be nimbler by virtue of their informality.
@TendaiDara@ChadMhako@RyanKatayi I have to agree. Like the say, the room for improvement is never full and the education system can certainly do better but apportioning all blame entirely to it is just creating an easy way out.
@MutonhodzaPhil@zimkwacha@PicknPay I relate to this! Mr Sauti knows all members of my immediate family and will tell us when we last came into his shop. I dare not shop elsewhere 😅😅
@ChadMhako In the short term, have renowned experienced & practising captains of industry sit on tertiary instituitions management boards for their direct input on curricula formulation & alignment which curricula is demonstrably reviewable every 3-5 years.
@pridekurai@MishMugadza Love idea of hubs:-
Mutare commercial
Nyanga tourism
Honde Valley fruit cannery
Chipinge tea processing
Rusape grain milling
Osborne aqua park
Dorowa mineral processing
Penhalonga timber
Then join everything together thru infrastructure to create an ecosystem that retains value.
@pridekurai@MishMugadza Yes indeed. Another way is to identify the economic clusters & their drivers in the province, then actively push policies that promote them. Resources must not favour just a few areas but be spread out to drive devolution & developmental equity right across.
@simbajames@DenfordNgadzio1@JoanaMamombe Agreed on that road. Also refurbishing Acacia Avenue from the top at Lomagundi all the way down to ZAOGA to connect with Dr Nyamutswa Road going to Kirkman.
@EvansZhandire Ha ha haa! I remember the Harare-Honde Valley & Harare-Mhondoro distance comparison back in the day travelling in those old chicken buses!