Freeman Makopa is a journalist based in Zimbabwe, focusing on national news. He writes for publications such as NewsDay Zimbabwe, Alpha Media Holdings, and Cigalah Group. His articles cover a range of topics including politics, economics, and social issues, providing insights into the current affairs of Zimbabwe.
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Freeman Makopa's coverage is primarily focused on government policies, business and industry, agriculture, and infrastructure within Zimbabwe. His articles feature expert commentary and government announcements extensively.
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Miners are urged to crowdfund to support each other and realise growth.
Mangudya, former Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe governor, was appointed MIF CEO in December, after President Emmerson Mnangagwa renamed the Sovereign Wealth Fund to MIF.
This was disclosed by Tourism and Hospitality Industry minister Barbara Rwodzi in her address to the Zimbabwe Investment Summit in South Africa, recently.
‘We are looking at many options to improve power availability’
By: Tinashe Kairiza, Freeman Makopa
The funding is with regard to compensation of white farmers who lost their farms during Zimbabwe’s chaotic land reform programme in the early 2000s.
‘Abandoning coal will backfire’
THE State-run Industrial Development Corporation (IDC) is pressing ahead with a plan to decommission its phosphate production facility at Dorowa, in a fresh move that will end with the establishment of a single manufacturing operation.
IDC in US$500m strategic shift to bolster Sadc push
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