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Zimbabwe’s infrastructure development trends continue to be on a rise. In this article, we take a closer look at a few key areas:

Transport

Improving road networks and infrastructure remains a priority for the country. Investments are being made in rehabilitating and constructing roads to enhance connectivity within the country and facilitate trade with neighboring nations.

Energy

There continues to be a push towards increasing electricity generation capacity and improving access to reliable power. This includes efforts to rehabilitate existing power plants, invest in renewable energy sources such as solar and hydroelectric power, and upgrading the transmission and distribution infrastructure. The responsible ministry has also made strides in deregulating the sector.

Water and Sanitation

Enhancing access to clean water and sanitation services remains a significant challenge. Infrastructure projects aimed to improve water supply systems, expand sewerage networks, and address issues related to water quality and sanitation in both urban and rural areas are on the rise.

Housing

The government and the private sector players continue with efforts to address the housing deficit by promoting affordable housing schemes and supporting the construction of low-cost housing units. Infrastructure development in this sector is focused on providing basic amenities such as water, electricity, and access roads to residential areas.

Tourism Infrastructure

Zimbabwe remains one of the top destinations for tourists. Recognizing the potential of tourism as a driver of economic growth, investments continue to be made in developing tourism infrastructure such as hotels, resorts, roads, and airports to attract both domestic and international visitors.

As a key player in this space, we will continue sharing more recent updates and developments to give you a comprehensive understanding of the current infrastructure landscape in Zimbabwe.