CJ Global unveils US$890 million regional investment, eyes more than 300 jobs

Online Reporter

CJ Global Express Group Unlimited owner Professor Clemence Jaricha has announced a US$890 million investment programme aimed at accelerating infrastructure development, expanding hospitality services and creating jobs across Southern Africa.

The investment will fund a range of projects in Zimbabwe and Botswana, with the company saying the initiative is intended to stimulate economic growth, improve regional connectivity and create employment opportunities.

In Zimbabwe, the company is developing commercial shopping malls, service stations and road infrastructure to strengthen trade and transport networks.

In Botswana, CJ Global Express Group is constructing a five-star hotel between Plumtree and Gaborone, a project expected to enhance tourism and business activity in the region.

As part of the expansion, the company officially opened recruitment on August 4, 2026, offering more than 300 employment opportunities across its various projects. Applications close on August 20, 2026.

Speaking on the investment, Professor Jaricha said the initiative demonstrates the company’s commitment to regional development.

“This investment reflects our commitment to job creation, infrastructure development and economic growth in the region. We are building for the future of our communities,” he said.

The company has encouraged interested candidates to submit their applications through its official communication channels.

CJ Global is an SA-based conglomerate present in 56 countries. The company has seven divisions CJ Global Mall Division, CJ Global Construction Division, CJ Global Beauty Spa Division, CGEG Transport Division, CJ Night Clubs and Restaurants Division, CJ Global Mines Division, and CJ Global Property Division.

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