February 2018

Emmerson Mnangagwa, Zimbabwean president on Saturday, said that the country would not return the land grabbed from white farmers twenty years ago. In a speech to Zanu-PF party supporters in central Zimbabwe, Mnangagwa thinks it will never happen. This statement comes just two months after Robert Smart, a white farmer got back his land after being thrown out by the former president Robert Mugabe’s...

The government of Zimbabwe has made plans to initiate measures that are aimed at improving, capacitating and resuscitating its tourism sector. Planned measures include changes in visa acquirement which will be issued at entry ports and construction of new airports while remodeling old ones. The government also plans to establish speedy clearance of immigration processes. Retired General Dr. Constantino...

A new industrial site has been established for the northern Harare periphery. The industrial development will service the western, eastern and north peripheries upon completion. Kennan Properties confirmed that this project would be highly advantageous as it will enhance easier accessibility for people near the suburb. The project will also create many employment opportunities for people living in...

Zimbabwe needs approximately $1.5 billion yearly going into the infrastructure development sector to stimulate its economic growth.  Minister for Finance and Economic Planning, Patrick Chinamasa said that it is essential for the Government to invest in improving infrastructure which will kick-start Zimbabwe’s economy. Addressing parliament, Minister Chinamasa said that the government should reserve a...

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It was a relief for white farmers who are set to be given leases of up to 99 years just as their black counterparts. During his inauguration, President Emmerson Mnangagwa promised that his government was going to foresee that white farmers would be compensated for their lost properties. The white farmers had their land forcefully taken under previous president Robert Mugabe regime in the controversial land...