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  1. To establish growth points and rural service centers in order to create jobs and entrepreneurial opportunities.
  2. Proper planning for growth points and rural service centers across all provinces in order to facilitate issuance of title deeds as well as access to utilities.
  3. Facilitate the formation of Commodity Associations and become party to international commodity bodies for crops such as coffee, cotton and sugar cane, to facilitate lobbying for better trading conditions.
  4. Promote Institutions for certification of organic agricultural produce.
  5. Providing incentives to Anchor farmers by supporting smallholder farmers with finance, technical and extension services, as well as providing access to markets through out-grower schemes .
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  1. Continue to participate in the struggle for the eradication of all forms of imperialism, racialism, discrimination, marginalisation and dehumanisation of people.
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  1. Ensure non-interference by the Executive in the operations of Constitutional institutions combating corruption.
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  1. Capacitate disadvantaged groups to actively participate in the tourism industry.
  2. Provision of business start-up kits targeting technically skilled graduates of vocational training centres and other tertiary institutions to create job opportunities through enterprise development.
  3. Provide training in business management skills and business development services.
  4. Establish service centres that provide milling, technical and gold-buying services to small scale miners.
  5. Impose levies and taxes for the export of unbeneficiated mineral resources.
  6. Capacitation of the country's Financial Institutions to support export businesses by strengthening the export credit and guarantee industry.
  7. Leverage the manufacturing sector's relationships with local, regional and international development financial institutions to unlock dependable lines of credit.
  8. Enact the Corporate Governance Bill.
  9. Establishment of an international gateway.
  10. Establish Public Finance Management System ( PFMS ) district kiosks and connecting 63 Rural District Councils.
  11. Role out of the national data centre recovery site (NDCR).
  12. Work with associations representing various informal sector groups in order to come up with appropriate strategies for the development of this sector.
  13. Create incentives for introduction of innovative financial products which are easily accessible to the general public.
  14. Incentivising member-owned financial institutions such as: credit unions, self-help groups, savings and credit cooperatives.
  15. Intensify the rollout of financial literacy programs in collaboration with financial and private sectors.
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  1. Support training of medical professionals in advanced medical techniques and procedures in India, China, Cuba and Russia, amongst others.
  2. Develop and implement a health service manpower skills development plan and build specialised high-tech health facilities in order to become a sub-regional health tourism hub.
  3. Carry out legislative reforms to ensure that any new private and public sector infrastructure development has appropriate facilities to accommodate people with disabilities.
  4. Promote an all inclusive society that encourages participation of people with disabilities in all socio-economic activities.
  5. Committed to upholding the provisions of the National Constitution regarding the welfare of the elderly.
  6. Implement measures to eradicate poverty and inequalities in the country.
  7. Non-destruction of houses and/or property on land that is pending regularisation unless designated for schools, clinics and roads.
  8. Avail more land and houses for allocation to the youth, women, war veterans, those with disabilities, and other vulnerable members of society.
  9. Put an end to irregular allocations of land and development of shanty towns.
  10. Promote universal health coverage.
  11. Ensure proper coordination of reproductive, maternal, new born, child and adolescent health programs through a new national health strategy.
  12. Support operational research by targeting possible solutions to NCDs.
  13. Promote employer-led training programs by introducing an appropriate recognition and incentive framework for companies to train apprentices.
  14. Rehabilitate and establish at least one vocational training centre per administrative district.
  15. Adequately train and reorient the teaching profession in consultation with the teachers associations and unions in order to explore possible ways to improve the curricula.
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  1. Openness to international election observers.
  2. Protect and preserve the national interest and security.
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  1. Zero tolerance to corruption and incompetence in urban councils
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  1. Encourage corporate entities operating in communities to direct their Corporate Social Responsiblity (CSR) interventions to women-run programs.
  2. Government to enhance women's maternity leave provisions
  3. Vigorous implementation of a 50/50 representation in key decision-making positions in both public and private institutions.
  4. Encourage local authorities to set youth quotas for allocation of stands and houses.
  5. Ensure youth mainstreaming in all national development programmes.