GOVERNMENT
By BiztechAfrica – July 7, 2012, 1:20 p.m.
Zimbabwe’s ICT Ministry is holding a series of public consultations on the country’s new ICT policy.
ICT Minister Nelson Chamisa says it has become necessary to review the policy to make it reflect curent trends.
The Ministry says the two-month process will cover major areas across the country, allowing stakeholders to participate in drafting the new policy.
The first consultations were staged in Marondera and Mutare this week, with future public workshops to he held as follows:
11/7/12 | Chinhoyi(Mashonaland West) | CUT Hotel |
12/7/12 | Bindura(Mashonaland Central) | Mayfair Hotel |
23/7/12 | Gwanda(Matebeleland South) | Gwanda Hotel |
24/7/12 | Bulawayo | Rainbow Hotel |
25/7/12 | Lupane(Matebeleland North) | Lupane Women’s Centre |
26/7/12 | Gweru(Midlands) | Fairmile Hotel |
30/7/12 | Harare | HICC |
Submissions can also be made to the Ministry at [email protected]