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Distinguished Alumni Profile: Fradeck Jockonia Mujuru


Fradreck Jockonia Mujuru, an alumnus of the Department of International Studies and History, is currently a Junior Assistant Operations Officer with the Zimbabwe Special Economic Zones Authority (SEZ) under the Ministry of Industry and Commerce. The main focus of his work is to restore the economy’s capacity to produce goods and services competitively, to create economies of scale good enough for the locator of the proposed SEZs to be internationally competitive, to ensure inclusive growth emanating from the spread of growth nodes and diversified provincial offerings, to maximize the economic benefits of a given geographical location and its stakeholders and to attract more investment from the International world. Much of the activities and benchmarks are guided by the Policy Document Vision 2030, to see Zimbabwe attaining a middle-upper income class. Therefore, the overarching goal is to build, sustainably, wealth and friendship base for Zimbabwe to attain the status which is of benefit to the entire populace and external stakeholders. Fradreck has written research articles that include;
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       The influence of religion in combating corruption in Zimbabwe: A term of enlistment
·         Youth development and the unrecognized pieces of peace in conflict resolution: The untold cases of Chesa Community, Mt Darwin.
·         The problem of women trafficking as sex workers from Africa: Response from Sen’s Capability Approach
·         The changing dynamics of South Asian diplomacy: A Historic and cultural journey
·         Considering multiple and pressing challenges the United Nations faces today, what is the proper role of the Secretary-General as a top international public servant?
·         Can India help Africa realize its Dream?
·         The China-Zimbabwe Relations
·         Technology for Africa: A pathway to an Industrialized continent, as well attended various conferences.
·         It is his desire to be an accomplished diplomat, educationist, and humanitarian hobbit.


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  1. Ramu Kadiyam18 March 2019 at 22:50

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