FINANCE-ZIMBABWE: WITH INVESTMENT AT A TRICKLE, JOBS DRY UPIgnatius Banda
"We have seen Chinese capital supporting landmark and iconic infrastructural projects across the African continent," he noted, adding, "Here in Zimbabwe, China has helped fund and implement several projects in the sectors of energy, air transport, water, real estate, industrial value addition, min...
Mr. Trump's arrival will only accelerate a gory process of restructuring. Many firms are simply too big:they will have to shrink their empires. Others are putting down deeper roots in the markets where they operate. General Electric and Siemens are“localizing”supply chains,production, jobs and...
Foreign investment, especially FDI in manufacturing, has been an important part of industrialisation in Thailand since 1959. FDI has also been central in Thailand’s overall strategy to push its industrial structure from labour-intensive to capital-intensive, then assembly-intensive (1981–2018) and ...
As part of Team Europe, the EIB is pleased to provide €12.5m of targeted financing to First Capital Bank to accelerate private sector investment, create jobs and accelerate the post pandemic recovery of Zimbabwe,” Hodges said. Finance and Economic Development permanent secretary, George Guvamata...
Zimbabwe’s moves to fully activate and operationalise the national sovereign wealth fund — now known as the Mutapa Investment Fund is a step in the right direction that could generate wealth for future generations, stabilise the economy, and promote ec
After a Chinese company purchased the mill in 2016, things have changed: thousands of jobs have been saved, and its production capacity and environmental performance greatly improved. However, such a model of Belt and Road cooperation widely welcomed by the locals has been constantly smeared by th...
However, inspite of the paltry FDI inflows Zimbabwe attracted in 2018, Mnangagwa, who won this year’s disputed poll, has announced several murky multi-billion dollar investment deals under the mantra: “Zimbabwe is open for business”.
by companies across Zimbabwe. By helping private sector resilience to the new EUR 15 million financing scheme will create jobs, unlock business growth and contribute to alleviating poverty in the years ahead." said Ambassador Timo Olkkonen, Head of the European Union Delegation to Zimbabwe. ...
The Mitc figures show that investment pledges are from 12 companies from countries that include UK, India, Mauritius, Poland, Germany and Canada, whose investment projects once operational could generate at least 3654 jobs. In terms of specific sectors, the construction sector recorded the highest ...