Francis Nhema

Francis Nhema (born 17 April 1959) is a Zimbabwean politician, who served as Minister of Youth Development, Indigenisation and Empowerment from 2013 to 2014. Quotes What we are saying is that these effects of climate change are real and we might have to change the way we do things in agriculture, industry and water resources management. We cannot plan according to the old seasons any more because they are fluctuating Many people are wondering whether the high temperatures are not a precursor to another drought: eerie thoughts indeed given that the country has just emerged from another poor agricultural season caused by poor rains Zimbabwe Calls for Behavior Change to Combat Global Warming,8 June 2023 The spirit of the agreement, the spirit of the discussion was that they would pay $10 million. We don’t have pledges written but we have minutes. I believe it’s a gentlemen’s agreement, they were in the meeting, they shook their hands, they should honour their obligation The government operates on goodwill sir. That is why we still accepted the $10 million from Unki (mine) without any written agreement Nhema insists ‘gentlemen’s agreement’ violated in mining Trust case,5 April 2014 The fund is meant to protect Victoria Falls not only as a natural wonder but as a world heritage site Remember it is one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World and every development should b connected to its natural resource base Tourists want to visit areas that are natural and not artificial They want a natural environment, a natural state and a natural habitat and, therefore, the need for us all today to embrace this initiation and take it to other parts of the country before we go regionally and internationally We have lost a lot of species, trees and it is important to rehabilitate our natural environment, to protect it against environmental degradation and to restore its natural state Vic Falls Becomes Green Destination External links Category:1959 births Category:Living people Category:Women politicians in Zimbabwe Category:Government ministers Category:Women born in the 1950s