People’s markets: Solution to vending
Excitement is reaching fever pitch as Harare awaits the opening of two vending malls — the Mbudzi People’s Market in Waterfalls and another one near Mbare, along the Harare/ Masvingo highway. The construction of the vending malls is widely regarded as one of the many practical solutions to the capital
Zimbabwe: Vending Market Due for Launch
A US$5 million Mbudzi People's Market project, which is part of three major deals reached between the City of Harare and Augur Investments, is now at an advanced stage and nearing completion. The project is set to be launched on October 23. The market, conveniently developed at a central location along
Zimbabwe: Vending Market Due for Launch
A US$5 million Mbudzi People's Market project, which is part of three major deals reached between the City of Harare and Augur Investments, is now at an advanced stage and nearing completion. The project is set to be launched on October 23. The market, conveniently developed at a central location along
$3 million Mbudzi Mall opens in Waterfalls
Construction of the $3 million Augur Investments and City of Harare-owned Mbudzi People’s Market in Waterfalls has been completed and is set to open its doors for trade next month, the promoter Ken Sharpe said. The people’s market is owned by Sunshine Development (Pvt) Ltd, a company jointly owned by
Mbudzi people’s market
Mbudzi peoples market is a multi-million-dollar centre which started trading on the 1st of September 2015. The fully roofed Centre is themed as a market and has tenant’s formal and informal traders. The market catering for all classes of retailers will include anchor tenant facilities from 600 square meter shops
Ken Sharpe’s US$3 million Mbudzi People’s Mall now ready for the market
KEN Sharpe’s Mbudzi People’s Market – a shopping mall located near Boka Auction Floors – will be on the market this month having missed the initial target of August. In an interview Augur Investments executive chairman Ken Sharpe said the project will be on the market next week, having slightly
Mall of Zim indigenisation plan approved
GOVERNMENT has approved the indigenisation plan for the $100 million Mall of Zimbabwe in what will give indigenous partners an initial 40 percent stake in the project. Augur Investments spokesman Mr Van Blerk said the project awaited a few more regulatory approvals, but the indigenisation plan had been given thumbs
Ken Sharpe promises Cluster homes
WEST Group plans to spend US$50 million constructing 130 cluster homes in the leafy Borrowdale suburb, chief executive officer Ken Sharpe has said. The cluster homes would be built next to the proposed US$100 million shopping mall, Mall of Zimbabwe, that the group will be constructing. Sharpe said his company