Minister Owen Ncube has praised Mimosa Mine’s social investment programmes, highlighting their role in bringing affordable services closer to communities.
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Read E-PaperMinister Owen Ncube has praised Mimosa Mine’s corporate social investment programmes, saying their support for infrastructure, healthcare and skills development aligns with Government efforts to narrow service delivery gaps between rural and urban communities.
In remarks shared by Midlands Info Desk, Ncube highlighted financing, rehabilitation, emergency medical services, human capital development and infrastructure upgrades as areas through which the mine supports access to services.
He said the programmes were consistent with the Second Republic’s National Development Strategy 2 and its service delivery agenda.
Ncube described the objective as “bringing quality and affordable services closer to the people and bridging service delivery gaps between rural and urban centres.”
His remarks placed corporate investment within a broader approach involving government and society in addressing community needs.
The minister also linked Mimosa’s contribution to the government’s stated goal of leaving no one and no place behind.
The supplied extract did not identify individual projects, investment amounts, beneficiary numbers or completion dates. It also did not specify the occasion or location of the address.
