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Stanbic Bank Zimbabwe will this week hold a two-day job fair in conjunction with the Chamber of Chinese enterprises operating in Zimbabwe aimed at creating employment opportunities and contributing to economic development.
The China-Stanbic job fair will be held Friday and Saturday (14 and 15 October 2022) at Stanbic Park in Borrowdale as Stanbic Bank seeks to play a pivotal role in boosting job opportunities for locals in partnership with the Chamber of Chinese enterprises in Zimbabwe.
Stanbic Bank Zimbabwe Head, Trade &amp; Africa China Banking Mr Tapuwa Nyika said the idea for the fair, whose theme is: “Working together to boost the Zimbabwean Economy”, was motivated by the leading financial services institution’s quest to improve people’s livelihoods and economic betterment. Said Nyika:
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Stanbic Bank appreciates that Zimbabweans are not spared from the global economic downturn with the unemployment rate continuing to rise. To that end, the two-day job fair is aimed at providing an opportunity for Chinese enterprises to hire local talent and pursue localized development.
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He said the China-Stanbic job fair was mooted thanks to the partnership Stanbic Bank has forged with the Chamber of Chinese Enterprises in Zimbabwe for mutual benefit.
Nyika said Stanbic is a customer-centric institution hence it sought to spread the benefit of the partnership to afford locals looking for jobs the opportunity to look closer at the operations of the Chinese enterprises while meeting the employment needs of these Enterprises. Nyika added:
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We have no doubt that the job fair will be pivotal in boosting the Zimbabwe economy because of the partnership with the Chamber of Chinese enterprises with whom we share the same belief that creating more and better-quality jobs is key to boosting economic growth, reducing poverty and that increasing social cohesion will assist the business to grow in a healthy direction.
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The fair will also help Chinese companies to showcase their products and help them showcase what they have to offer and the contributions they are making towards the economic development of Zimbabwe. 
Nyika said most Chinese companies have been struggling to fill various vacancies within their organizations and the job fair will help Chinese companies cover this gap.
He said the job fair also affords the media and public a chance to acquaint themselves with the employment offers by Chinese companies in an open and transparent way. 
Participants are expected to leave the fair well equipped with information on positions, business purposes and cultural values of Chinese enterprises.
Nyika said most of the Chamber of Chinese Enterprises’ member companies will be attending together with local enterprises that cooperate with Chinese enterprises creating a platform for mutual exchange and display of their own products and services. Nyika said:
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All Chinese-owned businesses in Zimbabwe have been invited to participate. Most Chinese companies advised the Chamber of Chinese business enterprises that they have various vacant roles they need to find suitable candidates. These roles include translators, drivers, welders among others.
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The Chamber of Chinese Enterprises Vice President Shanel Liu said the organisation has several member companies involved mostly in economically significant and national strategic projects here in Zimbabwe.
She said the chair company, Tian Ze Tobacco, has been in Zimbabwe since 2005 and is responsible for the exportation of more than 40% of Zimbabwe’s tobacco to China, making it one of the pillars of the tobacco industry. Said Shanel:
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Sino-Hydro is the company that refurbished Kariba South Hydro Power Station and currently upgrading of Hwange Power Station which is expected to add 600MW into the national power grid by 2022. Stanbic Bank Zimbabwe has been involved in both these power generation projects. China Jiangsu International is working on the Robert Mugabe International Airport expansion project which is expected to boost tourism on completion. Others include Sino Steel (ZIMASCO) and Tsing Shan Group, a mining company and technology companies Huawei and ZTE.
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Participants who wish to physically attend the event can do so and there will be no charge for attending. Job seekers can submit their CVs at Stanbic Nelson Mandela, email <a href="mailto:info@ccezim.co.zw" rel="noopener" target="_blank">info@ccezim.co.zw</a> or bring a physical copy to the fair.
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State-owned Chinese companies operating in Zimbabwe under the banner of the Chamber of Chinese Enterprises in Zimbabwe, on Friday made a donation of medical goods worth US$55 000 to help the country combat the novel coronavirus.
The companies donated medicines to Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals and surgical masks to various provinces, the Immigration Department and the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority.
The goods were received by President Emmerson Mnangagwa, who expressed gratitude to the Chinese companies for the donation. He said:
<blockquote>The first 21 days and second 14 days (of total lockdown) gave us reasonable time to prepare ourselves as a country to a reasonable level.
When we felt we were reasonably prepared we then lowered the lockdown to Level 2 but most importantly we became reasonably prepared because of the support we received from our people, friends, organizations internally and externally and the People’s Republic of China was among the first countries who sent in equipment to support our endeavour to fight the pandemic.</blockquote>
Chamber of Chinese Enterprises in Zimbabwe vice-chairperson and publicity secretary Shanel Liu said they hoped the donation will go a long way in helping the country defeat COVID-19. Said, Liu:
<blockquote>We have learnt with great joy that local companies are currently increasing their production of quality face masks. And our donation is a supplement to ease the current urgent need.
We hope it will go a long way in ensuring the safety of those in the frontline and the various communities that will benefit from this donation.</blockquote>
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