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Mujuru will seek scrapping of US sanctions
24 Mar 2018 at 11:36hrs | Views
PEOPLE'S Rainbow Coalition (PRC) presidential candidate Joice Mujuru pledged to trim cabinet to a leaner one which incorporates gender, age sensitivity and skills among other attributes.
A Mujuru government, according to the manifesto, will also seek the scrapping of US sanctions imposed on the country during the Mugabe era, establish provincial governing authorities as well as scrap controversial laws such as the Indigenisation and Empowerment Act, POSA and AIPPA.
Mujuru further pledges to end the current cash crisis as well as introduce the South African rand as the anchor currency.
"The PRC Government will ensure that every child will get free access to primary education. And long term concessional loans will be extended to students in colleges, universities and tertiary institutions," says her Manifesto.
The manifesto further reads, "The PRC government will fight and uproot corruption, bribery, fraud and theft wherever it might be found. A lifestyle audit on public officials will be carried out at the very outset of the Mujuru-Administration."
A Mujuru government, according to the manifesto, will also seek the scrapping of US sanctions imposed on the country during the Mugabe era, establish provincial governing authorities as well as scrap controversial laws such as the Indigenisation and Empowerment Act, POSA and AIPPA.
Mujuru further pledges to end the current cash crisis as well as introduce the South African rand as the anchor currency.
"The PRC Government will ensure that every child will get free access to primary education. And long term concessional loans will be extended to students in colleges, universities and tertiary institutions," says her Manifesto.
The manifesto further reads, "The PRC government will fight and uproot corruption, bribery, fraud and theft wherever it might be found. A lifestyle audit on public officials will be carried out at the very outset of the Mujuru-Administration."
Source - newzimbabwe