Chinese Firm Quits Zimbabwe Dam Construction
A chinese company has discontinued the construction of Marovanyati Dam in Buhera district citing financial constraints and high operational costs.
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Zimbabwe: Chinese Firm Fails to Complete Dam Construction Project
Zimbabwe Standard, 30 September 2012
A Chinese company that won a tender to construct Marovanyati Dam in Buhera district has failed to complete the project citing funding constraints. read more »
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Zimbabwe: Myths Surrounding Chinese Investment Exposed
Zimbabwe Standard, 23 September 2012
Most Chinese companies in Zimbabwe violate local regulations and abuse workers with impunity because they are protected by the country's leaders, a new book has revealed. read more »
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Zimbabwe: Chinese Firm Proposes U.S.$ 3,5 Billion Power Plant
The Herald, 18 September 2012
A CHINESE firm, Guangdong Bureau of Coal Geology, plans to invest at least US$3,5 billion in building a 1 200- megawatt thermal power plant in Zimbabwe, an official has said. "We ... read more »
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Zimbabwe: Chinese to Fund High Speed Train Service in Zim
SW Radio Africa, 13 September 2012
Plans for a high-speed rail link between Harare and Bulawayo have been unveiled, as China continues cementing its place in Zimbabwe. read more »
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Zimbabwe: President Commends Chinese Companies
The Herald, 14 September 2012
President Mugabe yesterday toured the construction site of a new shopping mall in Harare and commended Chinese companies for investing in the country. read more »
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Zimbabwe: Envoy Pledges to Help Revamp Zim Infrastructure
The Herald, 24 August 2012
THE new Chinese ambassador to Zimbabwe, Mr Lin Lin, has pledged to assist the country revamp its infrastructure during his tour of duty. read more »
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Zimbabwe: Govt, Chinese Company Sign 7 Mous
The Herald, 24 August 2012
GOVERNMENT yesterday signed seven Memoranda of Understanding with a Chinese company to explore ways of co-operating in infrastructure development. read more »
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Zimbabwe: Sino-Zim Ties Will Bear Fruit Soon (opinion)
Zimbabwe Standard, 24 June 2012
I AM writing in response to your first page headline, PM's visit boosted China ties: Ambassador refers. read more »
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Zimbabwe: 'Use Zimbabwe-China Fair to Create Robust Business Linkages' (interview)
The Herald, 8 June 2012
IN the last decade, the Government has adopted the Look East Policy in a bid to bust sanctions imposed on the country in early 2000 by the West. And in recent years, there has been ... read more »
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Zimbabwe: Beijing Eyes Local Mining Industry
Financial Gazette, 24 September 2010
Closer economic and diplomatic ties between China - the world's second biggest and fastest growing economy - and Zimbabwe have had wide and far-reaching effects. Not only has ... read more »
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Zimbabwe: President Mugabe Hails China
The Herald, 8 July 2010
Zimbabwe and China should establish more areas of co-operation as bilateral relations between Harare and Beijing continue to grow from strength to strength, President Mugabe said ... read more »
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Zimbabwe: Chinese Eye Zim's Mining Sector
The Herald, 27 February 2008
Chinese investors who were part of a recent visiting delegation are eyeing significant investments within Zimbabwe's gold and platinum sectors, the Herald Business has gathered. read more »
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China's interest in Africa is both economic as well as political. China has been consolidating power for many years in the Caribbean as well as Africa. The raw materials that they extract from the soil of Africa are being used to power and build their fast growing tech industry. The billions of dollars being generated will eventually benefit primarily China. Chinas African investments, will result in China being able to exert enormous influence in African politics,even at the level of the UN. Increasingly the world will begin to notice a definitive pattern when it comes to Africa and China, even here in the Caribbean the Chinese presence is allrready great.
THAT'S WHAT WE "AFRICANS" WANT TO SEE IN MANY AFRICAN COUNTRIES - DEVELOPMENT AND PROGRESS FOR NOT ONLY FOR THE AFRICAN COUNTRIES BUT FOR THE PEOPLE THEMSELVES, "THE AFRICANS". CONGRATULATION ZIMBABWE, JOB WELL DONE. YOU HAVE FIGHT THE WAR, AND NOW, IT'S TIME TO SHOW MASSIVE LOVE TO THE PEOPLE OF ZIMBABWE AND THE REST OF THE CONTINENT. AGAIN, JOB WELL DONE.
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