GOLD MINING, ZIMBABWE

Billion dollar mining industry for Zimbabwe

The government of Zimbabwe through its ministry of mines and mineral development expressed its intent to create and develop a US$12 billion mining industry by 2023. This is not a far-fetched goal. It is feasible especially since this number is approximately the same amount that one large global mining company, Rio Tinto, earned as profits in the six months to June this year. The mining industry in Zimbabwe is estimated to be worth in the region US$4 billion.

KAMPALA, UGANDA

STREET LIGHTING - KAMPALA Uganda

The project aims to replace the existing stock of grid based street lighting with solar and expand the network to cover unserved areas of the city. Currently only 8% of the streets in Kampala have street lights posing significant challenges in terms of safety particularly for women and children who often walk to and from their places of work.

BEITBRIDGE, ZIMBABWE

PRIME CHOICE QUALITY MEATS

We are an independent meat wholesaler & distributor carrying an extensive range of the best quality, imported meats and locally sourced small produce all available and delivered direct at great prices.

HARDWOOD, MOZAMBIQUE

Demand for hardwood outpacing supply all across the nation

LITHIUM MINES. ZIMBABWE

zIMBABWE IS EXPECTED TO BE ONE OF THE WORLD'S LARGEST LITHIUM EXPORTER

Given the rapid development of electric cars and robots, the demand for lithium is set to increase, at least in the long run. Companies explore deposits, seek investment as worldwide demand grows for “white petroleum” to power rechargeable batteries. As global demand for lithium skyrockets, Zimbabwe may increase production of the so-called “white petroleum’’ that powers rechargeable devices including telephones and automobiles. Zimbabwe, the fifth largest producer of lithium on the planet, could increase its share of a growing market.