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DAY TWO OF WORKSHOP FORGES INTEGRATED INFRASTRUCTURE BLUEPRINT
The Ministry of Transport and Infrastructural Development’s Strategic Planning Workshop entered its crucial second day today, with officials and stakeholders locked in intensive sessions to finalize a bold, integrated, and inclusive infrastructure blueprint for the nation. Building on the foundational discussions of day one, the workshop is setting the course for a comprehensive transformation of
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BULAWAYO UNVEILS MAJOR INFRASTRUCTURE PLANS FOR SOUTH-WEST DEVELOPMENT
The Bulawayo City Council (BCC) recently presented its comprehensive Local Development Plan Number 12, setting the strategic roadmap for the systematic transformation and growth of the city’s south-western area. This pivotal plan outlines significant infrastructure projects aimed at boosting social services, enhancing sports facilities, and improving residential amenities in the rapidly expanding district. Local Development
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TURNALL BETS ON NEW HARARE PLANT TO POWER TURNAROUND
Turnall Holdings Limited is banking on the imminent commissioning of its new fibre cement sheeting plant in Harare to drive a return to profitability this year, following a US$3.2m operating loss last year. The building materials manufacturer says the investment, alongside improving economic fundamentals and stronger cost discipline, will underpin a solid recovery and enhance
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HARARE-BEITBRIDGE HIGHWAY OVER 90% COMPLETE AS FINAL STRETCH BEGINS
The ambitious Harare-Beitbridge Road Rehabilitation and Upgrading Project is racing toward its completion, signifying a major triumph in Zimbabwe’s national infrastructure drive. As of the latest update on November 12, 2025, the project has surpassed the 90% completion mark, with a total of 525.5 kilometres of the critical trade and tourism route having been successfully
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MASIMBA’S STRONG ORDER BOOK TO SUSTAIN GROWTH
Masimba Holdings Limited says its order book remains robust and diversified, positioning the construction company for sustained growth despite some challenges in the operating environment. In its trading update for the quarter ended September 30, 2025, the company said revenue rose by 16 percent to US$16,6 million, buoyed by stronger execution of projects in both
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‘CRITICAL ROADWORKS TO CONTINUE DESPITE RAINS’
The government has said that critical road rehabilitation works will not stop despite the onset of the rain season as it commits to ensuring speedy completion of ongoing projects to ensure smooth business logistics and public transportation. This comes as significant progress is being made in rehabilitating critical roads such as the Bulawayo-Victoria Falls Highways,










