CONSTRUCTION of the Zimbabwe Diamond Technology Centre (ZDTC) faces a
major hurdle after companies involved in the construction of the hub
downed tools, before proceeding to sue the centre owner, Lovemore
Kurotwi, over non-payment of US$5 million in fees and interest,this infor l got from the
Financial Gazette.
Billed as a critical contributory component in the nation’s minerals
beneficiation plan, one of the key elements upon which the success of
the Zimbabwe Agenda for Sustainable Socio-Economic Transformation (Zim
Asset) is hinged, a lot is riding on the successful and timeous
completion of the centre.
Located in Mt. Hampden, on the outskirts of Harare, the centre has an
initial plan to house 500 factories. will these survive to save sucha large number of workers and pay them well? with each of the factories expected to
employ 200 cutters and polishers as well as more workers for ancillary
services.
does this mean that the unemployement rate will decrease and the poverty dertame line will raise?
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