Dangote executives hail Govt

Ropafadzo Ndangariro Herald Reporter
Dangote Group executives, who have been in the country for the past 10 days, said they were happy with the support that they had received from Government.

In a statement yesterday, Dangote Zimbabwe representative Ms Josey Mahachi said the group left the country yesterday after meeting with various private sector stakeholders, mining executives, the Buy Zimbabwe team, Government officials and Mines and Mining Development Minister Winston Chitando.

“The Dangote Group has been in the country for 10 days and they left in the early hours of 19th April 2018, their interest is in power generation and mining,” she said.

This was the group’s second visit as they continue to look for investment opportunities in the country.

“This is the second visit by this technical group showing interest in investing in Zimbabwe.

“The new dispensation and its “Zimbabwe is open for business” policy has given hope for accelerating investments,” said Ms Mahachi.

The executives from Dangote Group, she added, were pleased by the support they got from Government officials and will soon give an appraisal about their proposed investments.

“The visits were most insightful and the team was pleased by what they saw and was most appreciative of the support and discussion with the Honorable Minister of Mines, (Mr) Winston Chitendo,” she said.

“A further update will be provided in due course. We wish to record our appreciation to all stakeholders who made the visit a success.

“Lastly, I want to thank the media and Buy Zimbabwe for their utmost support.”

Related Posts

Govt unlocks US$400m for infrastructure development

Oliver Kazunga-Senior Reporter GOVERNMENT is establishing an Infrastructure Development Fund to unlock US$400 million for critical road projects, easing pressure on the fiscus, while accelerating Zimbabwe’s modernisation and economic transformation…

Grain Levy funds 1 796ha irrigation drive

Theseus Mauruki Shambare AT LEAST 1 796 hectares will be added to the country’s irrigable farmland through the rehabilitation of 24 irrigation schemes financed under the Grain Levy as the…

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

×