WestProp Holdings has installed a one-megawatt solar plant at Millennium Heights, powering apartments, enhancing security systems and advancing its vision of creating sustainable, grid-independent communities.
HARARE - WestProp Holdings, a leading real estate developer in Zimbabwe, has set its sights on an ambitious goal: building not less than 20,000 homes through its One Billion Brick Vision by 2050.
HARARE - The Zimbabwean government is facing significant challenges in settling outstanding payments to infrastructure contractors, which have ballooned to an estimated US$1.2 billion.
HARARE - Tassmak Design and Construction (Pvt) Ltd has failed in its attempt to place a caveat on a property in Lewisam, Harare, following a High Court ruling delivered by Justice Christopher Dube-Banda.
HARARE - WestProp Holdings has successfully inked a partnership with hospitality giant Radisson Hotel Group for the management of the Millennium Heights block 5 aparthotel.
The year 2025 promises exciting developments and offerings at WestProp Holdings across all its construction sites. At Pomona City less than 20 stand-alone residential plots remain ahead of the construction of apartment blocks at the live, work, shop and play themed US$4 billion estate.
The live, work, shop and play customer-centric Westprop Holdings is offering its residential property customers at Pomona City an opportunity of a lifetime to pay 50 percent deposit for their brick requirements and enjoy a two-year instalment payment.
Grant Thornton, the independent auditors for Masimba Holdings Limited, issued a scathing audit report on the company's 2023 financial statements, expressing an adverse opinion due to "material non-compliance" with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS).
Masimba Holdings Limited, a major construction company in Zimbabwe, is experiencing the double-edged sword of government projects. While participation in these initiatives like the Masvingo highway rehabilitation under the Emergency Road Rehabilitation Programme (ERRP) has fueled growth, delayed payments and a global commodities downturn threaten to stall progress.
