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NEW MALL AND URBAN RENEWAL PROJECT FOR KWEKWE
By Martin Chemhere Kwekwe, a prominent mining town in Zimbabwe’s Midlands province, is on the cusp of a significant transformation with the commencement of the ambitious Kwekwe-Amaveni Urban Renewal Project. This multi-faceted development, one of the largest undertaken in the town’s recent history, promises to inject fresh vitality into the local economy and improve the
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EQUIPPING ZIMBABWE’S YOUTH FOR THE FUTURE
By Martin Chemhere As Zimbabwe’s youth navigate the competitive job market, strategic guidance on relevant academic pursuits is crucial. Many young men and women are eager to contribute to the nation’s development, and the building and construction industry offers a wealth of promising career paths. It’s essential that they are aware of the diverse professional
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EXHIBIT AND PARTNER WITH IAZ AT THE 2025 ANNUAL CONFERENCE
By Martin Chemhere THE Institute of Architects of Zimbabwe (IAZ), the nation’s sole architectural body, cordially invites businesses and organizations to exhibit and partner at its prestigious Annual Conference and Exhibition. This premier event will be held on Friday, April 4, 2025, at the Cresta Lodge Msasa in Harare. The IAZ is dedicated to representing
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EMPOWERING THE NEXT GENERATION OF GEOMATICS PROFESSIONALS
By Martin Chemhere The Zimbabwe Institute of Geomatics Youth Network (ZIGYN), part of the Zimbabwe Institute of Geomatics, is a dynamic group of geomatics students and young professionals dedicated to facilitating youth-based projects and initiatives. ZIGYN aims to empower the next generation of surveyors and geospatial experts through networking, mentorship, and professional development opportunities. A
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HOW TECHNOLOGY HAS REVOLUTIONIZED ROAD CONSTRUCTION
By Martin Chemhere Engineering surveyors often express a fondness for their profession, citing the opportunity to work with heavy machinery as a major draw. These machines, often likened to impressive toys, have indeed transformed road construction, making the process more innovative and less laborious, particularly with the advent of the GNSS grader. Historically, road construction
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MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT BREAKS GROUND ON MURAMBINDA-BIRCHENOUGH ROAD
By Martin Chemhere In a significant stride towards bolstering national infrastructure, the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructural Development recently announced the commencement of site establishment for the highly anticipated Murambinda-Birchenough Road construction project. This development marks a crucial step in improving connectivity and accessibility within the region, promising to unlock economic potential and enhance the
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UNLOCK YOUR POTENTIAL WITH THE PROJECT MANAGEMENT MASTER CLASS!
By Martin Chemhere Unlock your potential and elevate your career with the Project Management Master Class, a comprehensive program designed to equip you with the essential skills and knowledge needed to thrive in today’s dynamic project landscape. This intensive one-day masterclass, taking place on February 24, 2025, at the TelOne Center for Learning, in Harare,
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MANAGING RISK IN CONSTRUCTION: HOW INSURANCE AND BANKING CAN WORK TOGETHER
By Martin Chemhere Zimbabwe’s construction sector, like any other, faces a multitude of risks, from fluctuating material costs and labor shortages to unforeseen site conditions and potential project delays. Managing these risks effectively is crucial for the success and sustainability of any construction project. This is where the strategic interplay of insurance and banking becomes
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SAFEGUARDING YOUR FUTURE THROUGH PROPERTY SECURITY
By Martin Chemhere Property ownership represents a significant investment and a cornerstone of financial security. In Zimbabwe, where economic fluctuations and social dynamics can create unique challenges, prioritizing robust property security is paramount. Whether it’s a residential home, a commercial building, or a piece of land, safeguarding your property requires a multi-layered approach. Physical security
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WESTPROP HOLDINGS’ INNOVATIVE SHARE DIVIDEND
WestProp Holdings Limited is offering a novel approach to dividend payments, giving shareholders the choice between cash and new “10% non-redeemable participating preference shares.” This innovative strategy aims to retain cash within the company to fuel its ambitious development projects, according to property consultant Kura Chihota. The dividend, amounting to 83.33 US cents per ordinary
