Image by quesemanas via FlickrMmegi - Gaborone, Botswana
He encourages unemployed youngsters in the village to utilise government programmes like the Out-Of -School Youth Grant and the CEDA Young Farmers Fund. ...
Tuesday, June 3, 2008
Mathangwane Hits Centenary Mark
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CEDA Young Farmers Fund Public Forum By Botswana Government
Image via WikipediaI was away when i heard of this scheme. Noble as it may seem, i think the government missed the boat here. Myself a young man who started helping his mother plough, i can assure you; there is nothing funny about farming. There is no weekend, no night time. And i hear some-one saying the young ones can do without their beauty sleep. I doubt it very much. A lot of us having graduated with fancy degrees can't imagine translating that specialist knowledge into farming. I would have thought CEDA would have gone to that BIFSC database and looked at those qualification, gone to LEA to see if it can help the young ones in their field of expertise. Industries develpo this way. There is wastage if you take a InfoSys kid become a farmer. I f the money is there make good use of it in a positive long term undertaking.
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6/03/2008 11:22:00 PM
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