Locked in litigation with two leading opposition activists, property tycoon Ken Sharpe, worth an estimated $600m, has become one of Zimbabwe’s most controversial businessmen. Accused of profiting from ...
Zimbabwe’s sugar operations remain operationally resilient despite Tongaat Hulett’s possible South African liquidation, yet a brewing strategic paralysis over future ownership threatens long-term ...
HARARE - The Zimbabwean government has been called upon to issue an urgent ministerial statement clarifying the implications of the financial crisis at South African sugar producer Tongaat Hulett ...
One of the Lock brothers, Benjamin Lock, says he is excited by developments at The Hills Luxury Golf Estate and has committed to bringing his tennis and golf colleagues to Harare to experience the ...
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Zimbabwe Smart Cities Expo to drive investment in urban development
HARARE, Mar. 4 (NewsDay Live) - Global Renaissance Investments (GRI) chief executive officer Ngoni Dzirutwe says the upcoming ‘Zimbabwe Smart Cities Real Estate Masterclass and Expo 2026’ is designed ...
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