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Industry ministry signs deal to translate service charter into 16 official languages

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Industry ministry signs deal to translate service charter into 16 official languages
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The Zimbabwean Ministry of Industry and Commerce has partnered with Midlands State University to translate its service charter into all 16 official languages. This initiative aims to improve public access to government information and ensure inclusive economic participation across the country.

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This move addresses constitutional requirements for linguistic inclusivity and sets a precedent for government transparency and accessibility in multilingual nations.

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HARARE, Jul 10 (NewsDay Live) -The Ministry of Industry and Commerce has contracted the Midlands State University (MSU) to translate its client service charter into the country's 16 official languages in order to make government information more accessible and inclusive.

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