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SA, ZIM IN TALKS OVER NEW DAM PROJECT
SOUTH Africa and Zimbabwe are discussing a $500 million dam project to supply water to an industrial hub near their border, according to documents seen by Bloomberg. The proposed Thuli Moswa dam, to be built in Thuli in Zimbabwe, would have storage capacity of about 430 million cubic meters (114 billion gallons) and could supply…
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GOVERNMENT SCRAPS IMPORT DUTY ON MUNICIPAL EQUIPMENT AND SPARES
Zimbabwe has removed import duties on waste management, refuse collection and road maintenance equipment imported for or by local authorities. The tax relief, provided for through Statutory Instrument 150 of 2026 by the Minister of Finance, Economic Development and Investment Promotion applies retroactively from January 1, 2026. The new regulations repeal Section 144G of the…
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GWAYI-SHANGANI LAKE TO BEGIN IMPOUNDING WATER IN 2026-2027 RAIN SEASON
Lake Gwayi-Shangani is expected to begin impounding water during the 2026-2027 rainy season, as the Government pushes to advance the long-awaited project aimed at securing Bulawayo’s long-term water supply. Officials say the dam has passed 80 percent progress, and that the pipeline from the dam into Bulawayo is already being installed. Water is expected to…
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BOOST FOR LOCAL CONTRACTORS AS GOVERNMENT RING-FENCES ZINARA FUNDS
THE Government will continue to reserve major road projects for local contractors and ring-fence the Zimbabwe National Road Administration (Zinara) funds for road construction to ease legacy debt and funding constraints. Transport and Infrastructure Development Deputy Minister Joshua Sacco said this during a recent Construction Industry Federation of Zimbabwe (Cifoz) AGM and Congress plenary session…
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- HOUSING DRIVE OPENS OPPORTUNITIES FOR LOCAL CONTRACTORS
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- PAINT MANUFACTURERS URGED TO PREPARE FOR TRANSITION FROM LEAD BASED PRODUCTS
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- STEEEL AND WOOD FURNITURE OFFERS HOMES SOLID TIMBER PIECES BUILT TO LAST
