"You go to clinics and hospitals and you do not get all the required drugs that are prescribed by doctors. And when you go to private pharmacies you realize that you cannot afford the drugs. Our hospitals also need to be refurbished because they are in a sorry state," he said.

Muduva said investors should be given a conducive environment to operate in so that industries are reopened and jobs are created.

"We want to see our university graduates getting real jobs and not the phantom 2 million jobs the ruling party promised in the last election. We don't want to see the graduates loitering in the streets selling phone recharge cards," he added.

Mnangagwa on Wednesday said he had already begun to receive pledges of support from several countries in the world.

Zimbabwe, he said, was witnessing the founding of new democracy after Mugabe was removed from power.

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