Video PlayerClose HARARE, Dec. 1 (Xinhua) — The Zambezi River Authority (ZRA) on Tuesday said that it will give equal job opportunities to citizens of Zimbabwe and Zambia when construction of the 4.5-billion-U.S. dollar Batoka Gorge Hydro-Electric Scheme (BGHES) begins. The announcement was made following reports that some unscrupulous individuals in Zimbabwe had started “recruiting” personnel for the forthcoming work at a fee. ZRA chief executive officer Munyaradzi Munodawafa said that during the on-going Environmental and Social Impact Assessment disclosure process for the project, which is expected to conclude on Dec. 11, the authority had learned of the illegal registration of workers. “The said registration is reportedly taking place in some riparian communities within the project area in Zimbabwe. “People purporting to be recruitment agents appointed by the authority or the developer are illegally registering and collecting monies from unsuspecting members of the public especially those that are resident in Hwange, Jambezi, and other villages and townships,” he said. He advised inhabitants of the said riparian communities to be vigilant and guard against such people and report them to law enforcement agencies. “All employment opportunities, that is, professional, skilled and unskilled will be publicized through the mass media and traditional… Read full this story
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