The Government of Zimbabwe has signed a multi-sectoral global investment agreement with Dangote Global, paving the way for significant investment in key sectors of the economy.
Under the agreement, the Nigerian conglomerate is set to invest in cement production, a fuel pipeline, fertiliser manufacturing, and other strategic areas aimed at boosting industrialisation and job creation.
Under the agreement, the Nigerian conglomerate is set to invest in cement production, a fuel pipeline, fertiliser manufacturing, and other strategic areas aimed at boosting industrialisation and job creation.
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