The Great Zimbabwe Development Project, launched earlier this year aims to develop the Great Zimbabwe Heritage Site and promote sustainable and inclusive tourism.

The Great Zimbabwe World Heritage Site is the only heritage site after which a country has derived its name. It was declared a United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organidation (UNESCO) World Heritage Site in 1986.

For more on this, Naledi Moleo spoke to Thibaud Delplancke, Investment Officer for Zimbabwe and Malawi with the Agence Francaise de Developpement (AFD).

The Great Zimbabwe Development Project, launched earlier this year aims to develop the Great Zimbabwe Heritage Site and promote sustainable and inclusive tourism.
The Great Zimbabwe World Heritage Site is the only heritage site after which a country has derived its name. It was declared a United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organidation (UNESCO) World Heritage Site in 1986.
For more on this, Naledi Moleo spoke to Thibaud Delplancke, Investment Officer for Zimbabwe and Malawi with the Agence Francaise de Developpement (AFD).

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AFD-funded Development Project kicks off at Great Zimbabwe World Heritage Site

South Africa is seeking to deepen its energy partnership with China as it looks to attract billions of rand in investment to modernise its electricity infrastructure and support the transition to cleaner energy. Electricity and Energy Minister Dr. Kgosientsho Ramokgopa is leading a high-level delegation to Beijing for the South Africa-China Electricity and Energy Investment Conference, where government officials will present investment-ready projects and hold talks with Chinese partners on financing, technology and infrastructure development. Channel Africa's economics reporter, Innocent Semosa, 

South Africa is seeking to deepen its energy partnership with China as it looks to attract billions of rand in investment to modernise its electricity infrastructure and support the transition to cleaner energy. Electricity and Energy Minister Dr. Kgosientsho Ramokgopa is leading a high-level delegation to Beijing for the South Africa-China Electricity and Energy Investment Conference, where government officials will present investment-ready projects and hold talks with Chinese partners on financing, technology and infrastructure development. Channel Africa's economics reporter, Innocent Semosa,&nbsp;

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The African Unite Border Bus Truck Association is calling for the implementation of a one-stop border system following severe traffic congestion outside the Beitbridge Border Post in Musina earlier this week. The traffic backlog, which stretched for approximately 20 km, has been attributed to slow processing times and limited parking capacity on the Zimbabwean side of the border.

The association says the introduction of a one-stop border post system could help ease congestion, improve efficiency and reduce delays at one of the region’s busiest border crossings.

For businesses that rely on cross-border trade, prolonged delays can result in significant costs, including increased fuel consumption, driver overtime, missed delivery deadlines and disruptions to supply chains.

To discuss the cost implications for businesses and what these delays mean for regional trade, Thami Ngubeni spoke to Phumudzo Mukhwathi, Chairperson of the African Unite Border Bus Truck Association.

The African Unite Border Bus Truck Association is calling for the implementation of a one-stop border system following severe traffic congestion outside the Beitbridge Border Post in Musina earlier this week. The traffic backlog, which stretched for approximately 20 km, has been attributed to slow processing times and limited parking capacity on the Zimbabwean side of the border.
The association says the introduction of a one-stop border post system could help ease congestion, improve efficiency and reduce delays at one of the region&rsquo;s busiest border crossings.
For businesses that rely on cross-border trade, prolonged delays can result in significant costs, including increased fuel consumption, driver overtime, missed delivery deadlines and disruptions to supply chains.
To discuss the cost implications for businesses and what these delays mean for regional trade, Thami Ngubeni spoke to Phumudzo Mukhwathi, Chairperson of the African Unite Border Bus Truck Association.

Cost of trucks stuck outside the Beitbridge border post to Zimbabwe

In today’s market segment, the focus is on the Organic & Natural Products Expo, taking place in Johannesburg from July 7 to 9 at the Sandton Convention Centre. The expo serves as a vital platform connecting businesses with consumers, retailers and potential export partners, creating opportunities for business development and market expansion.

Standard Bank is the headline sponsor of the event, which aligns with its broader commitment to supporting sustainable business practices and helping South African SMEs access both domestic and international markets.

To discuss the significance of the expo and the opportunities it presents for businesses, Thami Ngubeni spoke to Sinazo Garane, Senior Manager: Small Enterprises for Business & Commercial Banking at Standard Bank South Africa.

In today&rsquo;s market segment, the focus is on the Organic &amp; Natural Products Expo, taking place in Johannesburg from July 7 to 9 at the Sandton Convention Centre. The expo serves as a vital platform connecting businesses with consumers, retailers and potential export partners, creating opportunities for business development and market expansion.
Standard Bank is the headline sponsor of the event, which aligns with its broader commitment to supporting sustainable business practices and helping South African SMEs access both domestic and international markets.
To discuss the significance of the expo and the opportunities it presents for businesses, Thami Ngubeni spoke to Sinazo Garane, Senior Manager: Small Enterprises for Business &amp; Commercial Banking at Standard Bank South Africa.

AFD-funded Development Project kicks off at Great Zimbabwe World Heritage Site

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