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By Ross Moyo
The Mutapa Investment Fund (MIF) is set to invest in five key sectors of the economy, including energy, telecommunications, agriculture, manufacturing, and mining. MIF CEO Dr John Mangudya revealed this during a public lecture at the Harare Institute of Technology.
Dr Mangudya said the MIF will work to improve the performance of state-owned enterprises in these sectors and promote sustainable development.
“The energy sector is expected to benefit from investments in power generation and transmission,” Dr Mangudya said. He added, “The telecommunications sector will benefit from investments in infrastructure and technology.”
The agriculture sector will benefit from investments in farming and agro-processing. The manufacturing sector will benefit from investments in industry and infrastructure.
The mining sector will benefit from investments in exploration and production. Dr Mangudya said the MIF is committed to promoting sustainable mining practices and improving the lives of communities affected by mining activities.
The MIF is expected to play a crucial role in driving economic growth and development in Zimbabwe. The fund’s commitment to transparency and accountability is welcome.
The public lecture was attended by senior government officials, business leaders, and academics. It was organized by Zimpapers in partnership with the Harare Institute of Technology and the Mutapa Investment Fund.
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