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Nigeria and UAE to make real estate investments in Zimbabwe

Nigeria and UAE (United Arab Emirates) are now eyeing the real estate sector in Zimbabwe. This opportunity is exciting since it's one of the first investments made after the COVID-19 lockdown. Various companies from the United Arab Emirates and Nigeria have submitted proposals for promising projects that they expect to begin in Zimbabwe's real estate sector. This exciting move by foreign investors will...

A Real Estate Business to be Established in the City Of Harare

According to a report published in the daily news, the city council of Harare passed a resolution to establish an agency of real estate. The officer of Principal communications, Innocent Ruwende, revealed that all properties belonging to city fathers were audited and consequently a decision was made. Ruwende told the publication that the decision to create a real estate agency was made after...

Remaining white farmers to be issued with 99 yearlong land leases by President Mnangagwa government

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...

Third Edition of Bauma ConExpo Africa Set for March 2018

The Third edition of Bauma ConExpo Africa will take place between March 13th and 16th 2018.  The event will take place in Johannesburg, and more than 600 exhibitors are expected to attend. The area of Johannesburg Expo center is 68,000 square meters, and it will be used for the event. The expo entails trade fair for construction vehicles, building materials, construction, and mining machinery. Both...

Reforms are the realistic way out

Zimbabwe moved from 161 to 159 in the World Bank rankings. Its rise has been attributed to improvements in the ease of setting up a new business. The World Bank rankings also measure aspects of regulation affecting eleven areas of the life of a business, ten of which are included in this year’s ranking on the ease of doing business: Starting a business Dealing with construction permits...

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