Five Keys to Success: Minister Machakaire

HARARE — Zimbabwe’s youth have been challenged to build their future on five core values if the country is to achieve Vision 2030.

Minister of Youth Empowerment, Development and Vocational Training, Hon. Tino Machakaire, told young people that hard work, honesty, love, respect, and accountability are non-negotiable for prosperity in life.

“These are not empty slogans,” Machakaire stressed. “Think of them as a life compass. Any young person who lives by these five principles will go far, no matter the field.”

Machakaire emphasized that these keys create opportunities, earn trust, strengthen unity, demand responsibility, and safeguard one’s reputation.

He challenged Zimbabwean youths to practice the values daily, from lecture halls and boardrooms to homes and villages.

“Success is never just personal,” he added. “When we uphold these principles, our families grow stronger, our communities develop, and our nation moves forward.”

Story by :Otillia Makomo

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