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HARARE - In a bid to revolutionize Zimbabwe's infrastructure development landscape, Finance, Economic Development, and Investment Promotion Minister, Professor Mthuli Ncube, has called upon investors to devise innovative financing models. This appeal marks a departure from the country's historical reliance on short-term funding, which has been cited as a destabilizing factor for the Zimbabwean dollar.…

By AKANI CHAUKE JOHANNESBURG, (CAJ News) - SOUTH Africa will this week host the Zimbabwe Investment Summit to highlight the latter’s economic prospects, attract investments and promote networking. The event will be held on Thursday and Friday, themed, “People you can invest in.” Prominent local and global economists, investors, government representatives and academics will gather

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All is set for a night of celebration, glitz and glamour as the Zimbabwe Achievers Awards (ZAA) announce Leroy Gopal as host and African Chrome Fields a headline partner for the prestigious event set for Saturday at the Indaba Hotel in Fourways, Johannesburg. Leeroy Gopal The award-winning actor and MC will be steering proceedings as…

Leaked documents show how the Moti Group became enmeshed in huge, possibly illicit, money-moving networks in South Africa and Zimbabwe. Seemingly artificial loans and investments were used to move hundreds of millions of rands across borders and through Moti’s companies. In Zimbabwe, at least some of the cash allegedly ended up with the country’s president…

Zunaid Moti, aided by operator ‘Joe Dollars’, moved millions of rands through his South African group using what appear to be sham loans.

Leaked documents show how the Moti Group became enmeshed in huge, possibly illicit, money-moving networks in South Africa and Zimbabwe. Seemingly artificial loans and investments were used to move hundreds of millions of rands across borders and through Moti’s companies. In Zimbabwe, at least s...

A$1 billion lithium project in Zimbabwe, backed by South Africa’s Moti Group and more recently a significant Chinese investor, is feared to be just rock. Lithium is used to make the batteries powering electric cars and has in recent years rapidly become a sought-after commodity, with mining companies scouring the earth for major deposits. This…

The Moti Group has been trumpeting a ‘$1-billion’ lithium project in Zimbabwe with a major Chinese investor in tow. Leaked documents and recordings however suggest that group executives led on their Chinese partner while internally sharing the view that their touted world-class prospect was ‘ju...

Zimbabwe on Thursday deported four regional democracy activists and barred hordes of journalists from several international media houses.