Chiyangwa's AAG reaffirms its position in economic empowerment

The Founding president of Affirmative Action Group (AAG), Philip Chiyangwa has vowed to reaffirm the organisation's position as one of the key drivers of economic empowerment.

Following the recent removal of the AAG executive from office and the subsequent takeover by the founding fathers of the empowerment body, a number of changes have been put in place to enable the organ to regain its former position.

Chiyangwa who has since taken over the running of the organisation with other founding members said, the decision to take over the reigns was in line with reinvigorating the body whilst ensuring that the founding principles are maintained.

Chiyangwa also expressed optimism at the prospects of the empowerment body gaining momentum during the forthcoming year, and took the opportunity to unveil an award for the lifetime achievement in business which he was awarded recently.

The Affirmative Action Group was recently embroiled in ownership wrangles which saw the entire leadership led by former AAG Chairman, Super Mandiwanzira being expelled over alleged mismanagement and the founding members took it upon themselves to revive the entity.