The National Executive of
the MDC Youth Assembly met in the capital at the weekend to deliberate
contemporary issues affecting the youth, Party and the country in general.
The meeting reaffirms its continued commitment
and dedication to the people’s struggle for real upliftment and total
emancipation for all.
The National Executive reiterates the Assembly’s standing position of its
unshakable support, uncompromised loyalty and undiluted confidence in President
Morgan Tsvangirai.
Noting that abject poverty remains youth’s number
one enemy, and that economic upliftment is our birthright, the Assembly
resolved:
·
To
demand for the provision of jobs for all young people and equal opportunities
for all
·
That the
Youth Fund is a national fund to which all youth are eligible regardless of
their political affiliation.
·
To embark on a more robust approach to mobilize resources and establish an
investment vehicle for the youth
·
To support youth to take up leadership positions in business and politics
·
To support personal development initiatives for the youth.
Determined to achieve gender parity in all
spheres of life, the meeting resolved to scale up its campaign for equal
opportunities for all and undertake coordinated programs aimed at uplifting
young women.
Concerned by the continued corruption and looting
that has gone unabated in parastatals and government institutions, the Assembly
demands that the relevant Ministries and authorities should investigate and
prosecute those involved in the malpractices.
Realizing the continued discord and
contradictions in the media and general lack of discipline in the Assembly, the
executive resolved that only the Information department is mandated to speak to
the media with immediate effect.
Recognizing that the 31st of July 2013
election was stolen, the Party remains united and firmly behind the Party President,
the Assembly therefore, reassures the people that the Party is still intact and
actually preparing for the next election with Dr Morgan Richard Tsvangirai as
our candidate.
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