The Parliamentary Committee on Mines and Mining Development in collaborating with Miss Mines Zimbabwe hosted government representatives, parliamentarians and members of the business sector.
In an interview with Powerquip Founder and Chief Executive, Mr Takwana Zhowake said the upper middle income by 2030 in the mining sector is achievable.
The event ran under the theme “Enhancing the Mining Industry in Attaining an Upper-Middle-Income Zimbabwe by 2030.
Mr Zhowake said Powerquip is making strides in contributing towards the country’s goal of achieving an upper-middle-income mining sector by 2030.
Powerquip Services is a leading supplier of mining, safety, and slurry technology, a key partner in the mining industry, providing essential equipment and solutions to boost productivity and improve safety.
“We were proud to participate in the parliamentary breakfast meeting to share our expertise and insights on how to propel the sector forward.
“As a leading equipment supplier, Powerquip Services is committed to supporting the mining industry’s growth and development. We shared our experiences and best practices on how to increase productivity, reduce costs, and improve safety-all crucial in achieving the 2030 goal,” said Mr Zhowake.
Powerquip Services has had both success stories and challenges in advancing empowerment in the mining sector.
“We have had success stories of improving mine productivity and reducing downtime through our equipment and services.
However, we face challenges such as infrastructure constraints, skills shortages and regulatory hurdles.
“We are addressing these challenges through partnerships, training programs, and advocacy,” he said.
Mr Zhowake said Powerquip Services remains dedicated in the provision of innovative solutions that enhance efficiency, productivity and competitiveness in the mining sector contributing to Zimbabwe’s economic growth and development.
“Our message is one of collaboration and innovation. We believe that by working together, sharing expertise and leveraging technology we can unlock the mining sector’s full potential and drive economic growth.
“The parliamentary breakfast meeting was an excellent platform to engage with key stakeholders, including policymakers, industry leaders and investors. We are confident that our participation will help convey our message and contribute to a successful outcome.
“We also prioritize training and development programs and engage with stakeholders to ensure that our solutions meet the industry’s needs.
“Our message is one of partnership and collaboration. We believe that by working together, we can overcome challenges, drive innovation, and achieve our goals. We are excited to be part of this journey,” Zhowake added.
