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Chinese cement production giant sets US$15 million plant in Zimbabwe
The Second Republics policies, such as “Zimbabwe is Open for Business,” are bearing fruit, with the Chinese-owned Huaxin Zimbabwe (Pvt) Limited, a global cement giant, expected to start production next month. With an asset base of more than US$25 billion globally, Huaxin Zimbabwe (Private) Limited will produce 300 000 tonnes of cement per year. Sitting…
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New US$600k Gweru hotel project approved
GOVERNMENT has approved the construction of a US$600 000 hotel at Milan Restaurant in Gweru’s central business district, a move that is expected to alleviate tourism accommodation shortages in the city. The construction of Milan Boutique Hotel is part of Gweru’s ambitious growth plans, which include transforming the city’s infrastructure and boosting its economy. The…
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Zimbabwe’s REITs market sees sustained growth
Zimbabwe’s Real Estate Investment Trust (REITs) market continues to grow, driven by expanding urbanisation, strong demand for real estate properties and regulatory support. However, the future of REITs in the country faces both challenges and opportunities, according to financial analyst Takudzwa Kudenga and real estate expert Sheila Muzonde. Kudenga said growing urbanisation and the expanding…
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FOUNDATIONS IN BAD CLAY SOILS: LEARN SOMETHING WITH SIMANGA MADHLABUTA
Simanga Madhlabuta, a prominent Zimbabwean entrepreneur and property developer, has taken the responsibility to teach through a post on X that shed light on the complexities of building foundations on expansive clay soil. This insightful post offers valuable lessons for anyone involved in construction, particularly those working in regions with similar soil conditions. Expansive clay…
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Africa urged to close infrastructure gap
AFRICAN governments and the private sector must close ranks to address slow infrastructure growth and deliver desired economic development, Vice President Dr Constantino Chiwenga said yesterday. Officially opening the Africa Infrastructure and Built Environment Conference (AfriConfex) in Bulawayo, VP Chiwenga said Zimbabwe’s National Development Strategy 1, which sought to play a critical midwifery role towards…
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VP in Bulawayo for continental construction conference
Vice President Dr Constantino Chiwenga has arrived at the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair grounds in Bulawayo where he is expected to deliver the keynote address at this year’s edition of the Africa Infrastructure and Built Environment Confex (AfriConfex). Leading construction stakeholders are in Bulawayo this week under the auspices of AfriConfex as they seek to…
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MAJOR TRANSFORMATION FOR CHISIPITE SHOPPING CENTER
Exciting times are ahead for Chisipite Shopping Centre as it undergoes a major transformation. The recent handover of the site in early October marks the beginning of a project that promises to redefine the retail landscape in Harare. Ancora Group, a leading retail property specialist, is spearheading the redevelopment. Their vision is to create a…










