Takazvitaura kudhara kuti ED Chibaba. 9 months on and he is adding Lithium processing companies like dishing out Candy meanwhile only a technicality failed to declare a massive Oil and Gas discovery in Muzarabani. ChibaBest chaicho.
At 6 million tonnes per Annum, Zimbabwe will be the supplier in chief to all African countries. I also suspect that the lack of developments at NRZ is partly due to the long awaited coming on stream of this plant. Certainly High speed rail will become achievable given the local Steel sourcing complemented by localized Lithium batteries & Solar panels. At this point it’s very difficult to not see Vision 2030 coming of age. I have been to Zim 3X in the last year and the rapidness of development is nothing short of Astounding. Back in December it took me 4Hours Hre-Masvingo, last week April 22 it took me 2hours 45 mins. Keep up the good work Mr President ✊🏾
Also establish all different manufacturing plant that will need that steel in the country as well to produce end products, we don't want steel to be sold whilst it's still unfinished production.
Masters of our destiny empower those Zimbho in the country first before calling on people who are already established in serving other countries away from home
Good work Mr Chitando. If you can do this why not do it kwese-kwese. Maka kanganisa vanhu it generates negative publicity for the country and also for the party. Kwese kwamunoenda nechamunoita batai vanhu zvakanaka. Hazvibatsire kuzorova vanhu pama elections nekuurayana if the party can advertise itself in apositive way. Remember kune mamines aya ndiko kune support base yeZANU PF. Kana pane nharadada muparty dzifumurei. Hazvina kuti ndiani kana mwana wani.
If they can make the politics and policies more business friendly then investments will come in, it’s that simple. I thought the campaign promise was job! jobs! but unemployment is still astronomical. Wish them the best.
let's hope our long run corrupt government will not lobe all the cash within their pockets as usual rather developing the country and economic crisis on the ground
This will not get anywhere, as long as Chinese and Zanu pf are involved. Zimbabweans are good at talking but nothing goes on after this.These are projects for Zanu pf thugs, and a lot of lies are said about this. A few years ago, we heard of Kariba expansion and up to now we are importing power from other countries. As long as our power supplies are low, gripped by inflation, and looting and plunder by politicians such projects will not benefit ordinary citizens. It's simply a waste of time and energy, how is this Chinese debt going to be paid, it's simply recolonization by the Chinese.
WHY is the govt ignoring its people crying for a GOOD HEALTH CARE SYSTEM. People are dying from treatable health problems because there is no medicine in Zimbabwe. Qualified nurses and doctors are living in poverty and some moving overseas to get jobs and improving other countries' health care with the skills they should be using in ZIM. When it comes to health care Mr Mnangagwa you FAILD and I'm disappointed as a Zimbabwean. You are selfish and greedy, your children have it all sorted while the rest of Zimbabwean people are suffering. Leadership is not in you, you shouldn't be a leader of our country. I lost my brother because of poor health care system.
This project will comple in 2040 that is if it ever completes. Note that production can only commence after a railway line has connected, a huge dam has been constructed, a power line has been connected. In other words you need to revive NRZ, Zesa and Zinwa first
the people of zimbawe should be glad for the army to help them get rid of mugabe who as done nothing to help that nation with all its natural resourses . the people of cuba need to meet with their Army leader to get rid of that goverment
You want it to be free? The Chinese invest more in England than they do in Zimbabwe. They're not doing it for free in England and won't do it for free in Zimbabwe
This is certainly a possible-good project BUT the devil is in the detail. The Chinese are in this project, not for Zimbabwe but for themselves. Nothing wrong with that, except we need a win-win situation (win for China & a win for Zimbabwe). I don't see that happening with the current crop of leadership (ie. political and business leadership). They are always good at posturing and not protecting the interests of Zimbabwe (short/medium and long term). Vakango pihwa twuma trinkets and fake suits, they just sell Zimbabwe down the drain like that. For example, the Chinese have a tendency of importing all they will use from China (including picks/shovels/whelbarrows) of which real-wealth building associated industry could grow. And guess who allows them to do that! In other countries that would certainly not be allowed. It is disappointing how naive Zimbabweans can be. We are always grateful for crumbs when we could develop our own bread-making machines. Zimbabwe should by now be a juggernaut on several fronts. There are so many good-on-paper-but-failed-deals in Zimbabwe because of our psyche and self-deprecation. I hope this is not going to be one of them.😰
1- Where do you want the Chinese to import the products to build the plant- from the US ? Lol😂 2- Do Zimbabwe produce wheelbarrows or picks for the project to procure them locally? Short the waning and celebrate - Zimbabwe is about to achieve what African countries have been crying for - adding value to minerals and not just exporting raw ore. Liberia and Guinea, the other two large ore miners do not have steel plants. The Australians are the miners in these countries. Liberians would be celebrating if a steel plant was being built to add value to their ore.
@@frankiedehockie Zimbabwe used to produce wheelbarrows, picks etc and that can be revived through participation in this kind of projects by being part of the supply chain. Zimbabwe certainly has residual capacity to re-start producing all this. That kind of participation would help in reviving Zimbabwe's downstream/support industries. I am not being insulting, unfortunately this is the kind of attitude that ensures our colonisation and not real and enduring wealth building for Africa; yesteryear it was by the west and now from the east. It is so sad how we celebrate "Bread-crumps" when the flour is ours.😥
@@mzd_shombori6580 Zimbabwe used to doesn’t count. Zimbabwe is giving the biggest opportunity in Africa, a chance to achieve the African promise/wish: to add value to raw material and not just export them. You got a billion factory/plant being built and you crying where the building materials coming from?
@@frankiedehockieDid it ever occur to you that resuscitation of allied-Zimbabwean industries (by sourcing from them) is more beneficial medium - long term. The billion-dollar venture is not for "free". Africa is replete with these so called amazing multi-million dollar ventures that never really helped us. 🤔
@@mzd_shombori6580 if materials and products can be sourced locally, it will be source. No rational business will buy a product from thousands miles away instead of buying that same product locally - granted both products have the same quality and specialty. Now, which product being used on this project that can be source locally is not being source? Nothing is free. It’s business. The Chinese not doing Zimbabwe a charity or favor.
ED zvake mungamusvora asi anezvizhinji zvaaita may God bless him amen
He also loots billions and the country is among the most poorest in the world
Not as. Long this.man is in power foget. It
Go do hell with zanu pf
@@sizekamakehle6428 you must be kiding
Vanhu vapei mabasa vene.veko😂😂😢😢
Good for the development of our country God bless Zimbabwe
Thanks to you ED we need to see more of these projects across the country.
He is doing great, I think there are few big projects running in Zimbabwe.
Takazvitaura kudhara kuti ED Chibaba. 9 months on and he is adding Lithium processing companies like dishing out Candy meanwhile only a technicality failed to declare a massive Oil and Gas discovery in Muzarabani. ChibaBest chaicho.
May God bless the team behind the progress of the project. God bless Zimbabwe.🙏
Well done Mr president, we you're doing a great job transforming Zimbabwe. You're are a man on a mission.
Wishing the best for Zimbabwe
Any news on Zisco steel revival, we also need a technical college that will train students on specific value chain topics related to this industry.
Great work there
Best wishes to Zimbabwe n its people. Work hard.
It's propaganda
This is good Zimbabwe. They should also revive Ziscosteel
At 6 million tonnes per Annum, Zimbabwe will be the supplier in chief to all African countries.
I also suspect that the lack of developments at NRZ is partly due to the long awaited coming on stream of this plant. Certainly High speed rail will become achievable given the local Steel sourcing complemented by localized Lithium batteries & Solar panels.
At this point it’s very difficult to not see Vision 2030 coming of age. I have been to Zim 3X in the last year and the rapidness of development is nothing short of Astounding. Back in December it took me 4Hours Hre-Masvingo, last week April 22 it took me 2hours 45 mins.
Keep up the good work Mr President ✊🏾
Thank you🙏
Our sacred mountain has been desecrated.
And that is a shame. The cost of development
Man screw you sacred mountains mamunodyira hacha imomo
@geniusmasenda4656 kkkk taura hako, at least pakuitwa something for development not kungogara
Also establish all different manufacturing plant that will need that steel in the country as well to produce end products, we don't want steel to be sold whilst it's still unfinished production.
What I like about China is Zimbabweans also will learn how to do work.
A lot of country's deficit was coming from importation of steel
Now we are talking about development. Uuuuuu, I think my mind is starting to change about ED.
Skills transferre is good.
exciting
Go Zimbabwe!
If China continues Zimbabwe will be a powerhouse in Africa. Tidzokere wokumba!!
If Zimbabwe continues.
Masters of our destiny empower those Zimbho in the country first before calling on people who are already established in serving other countries away from home
Yaaaaaaayyy!!!!!!!!!
lets make zim great again
Good work Mr Chitando. If you can do this why not do it kwese-kwese. Maka kanganisa vanhu it generates negative publicity for the country and also for the party. Kwese kwamunoenda nechamunoita batai vanhu zvakanaka. Hazvibatsire kuzorova vanhu pama elections nekuurayana if the party can advertise itself in apositive way. Remember kune mamines aya ndiko kune support base yeZANU PF. Kana pane nharadada muparty dzifumurei. Hazvina kuti ndiani kana mwana wani.
If they can make the politics and policies more business friendly then investments will come in, it’s that simple. I thought the campaign promise was job! jobs! but unemployment is still astronomical. Wish them the best.
They are literally creating jobs everyday. There's no quick fix in sustainable growth
Handeyi!
let's hope our long run corrupt government will not lobe all the cash within their pockets as usual rather developing the country and economic crisis on the ground
This will not get anywhere, as long as Chinese and Zanu pf are involved.
Zimbabweans are good at talking but nothing goes on after this.These are projects for Zanu pf thugs, and a lot of lies are said about this.
A few years ago, we heard of Kariba expansion and up to now we are importing power from other countries.
As long as our power supplies are low, gripped by inflation, and looting and plunder by politicians such projects will not benefit ordinary citizens.
It's simply a waste of time and energy, how is this Chinese debt going to be paid, it's simply recolonization by the Chinese.
Can you still say the same statement today????
@@daughterofzion7634 Yes, nothing changed.People are living in worse conditions than before.
Can they build us a stadium 😅
Maduzvi,mazidodi every zanu pf supports
The Chinese? no way this is gonna turn out well. No way
WHY is the govt ignoring its people crying for a GOOD HEALTH CARE SYSTEM. People are dying from treatable health problems because there is no medicine in Zimbabwe. Qualified nurses and doctors are living in poverty and some moving overseas to get jobs and improving other countries' health care with the skills they should be using in ZIM. When it comes to health care Mr Mnangagwa you FAILD and I'm disappointed as a Zimbabwean. You are selfish and greedy, your children have it all sorted while the rest of Zimbabwean people are suffering. Leadership is not in you, you shouldn't be a leader of our country. I lost my brother because of poor health care system.
Jux imagine west countries vakabvisa masanctions vanorwadziwa vakazvirega
I don't know
Indeed Chinese have huge benefits than Zimbabwe
Why do African hate thick forest and bush , these are assets
This project will comple in 2040 that is if it ever completes. Note that production can only commence after a railway line has connected, a huge dam has been constructed, a power line has been connected. In other words you need to revive NRZ, Zesa and Zinwa first
40 years na ba bona ,,,panga paipa paya
the people of zimbawe should be glad for the army to help them get rid of mugabe who as done nothing to help that nation with all its natural resourses . the people of cuba need to meet with their Army leader to get rid of that goverment
ED has the vision in infrastructure development where as Mugabe had the vision to develop education sector, zvi baba zve ZIM
Pambari nekuvaka nyika yedu
At what price...time will only tell.
You want it to be free? The Chinese invest more in England than they do in Zimbabwe. They're not doing it for free in England and won't do it for free in Zimbabwe
@@KorpusV6 Thanks for the respond. Some people's way of thinking is strange
@@Appydem Thanks for the respond. Some people's way of thinking is strange
Get away no sorrw what has he so far deng ku pedza nguva uko shuwa no mecy at all
ZBC Propaganda machine for ZUNU-PF
This is certainly a possible-good project BUT the devil is in the detail. The Chinese are in this project, not for Zimbabwe but for themselves. Nothing wrong with that, except we need a win-win situation (win for China & a win for Zimbabwe). I don't see that happening with the current crop of leadership (ie. political and business leadership). They are always good at posturing and not protecting the interests of Zimbabwe (short/medium and long term). Vakango pihwa twuma trinkets and fake suits, they just sell Zimbabwe down the drain like that.
For example, the Chinese have a tendency of importing all they will use from China (including picks/shovels/whelbarrows) of which real-wealth building associated industry could grow. And guess who allows them to do that! In other countries that would certainly not be allowed.
It is disappointing how naive Zimbabweans can be. We are always grateful for crumbs when we could develop our own bread-making machines. Zimbabwe should by now be a juggernaut on several fronts. There are so many good-on-paper-but-failed-deals in Zimbabwe because of our psyche and self-deprecation. I hope this is not going to be one of them.😰
1- Where do you want the Chinese to import the products to build the plant- from the US ? Lol😂
2- Do Zimbabwe produce wheelbarrows or picks for the project to procure them locally?
Short the waning and celebrate - Zimbabwe is about to achieve what African countries have been crying for - adding value to minerals and not just exporting raw ore.
Liberia and Guinea, the other two large ore miners do not have steel plants. The Australians are the miners in these countries.
Liberians would be celebrating if a steel plant was being built to add value to their ore.
@@frankiedehockie Zimbabwe used to produce wheelbarrows, picks etc and that can be revived through participation in this kind of projects by being part of the supply chain. Zimbabwe certainly has residual capacity to re-start producing all this. That kind of participation would help in reviving Zimbabwe's downstream/support industries.
I am not being insulting, unfortunately this is the kind of attitude that ensures our colonisation and not real and enduring wealth building for Africa; yesteryear it was by the west and now from the east. It is so sad how we celebrate "Bread-crumps" when the flour is ours.😥
@@mzd_shombori6580 Zimbabwe used to doesn’t count.
Zimbabwe is giving the biggest opportunity in Africa, a chance to achieve the African promise/wish: to add value to raw material and not just export them. You got a billion factory/plant being built and you crying where the building materials coming from?
@@frankiedehockieDid it ever occur to you that resuscitation of allied-Zimbabwean industries (by sourcing from them) is more beneficial medium - long term. The billion-dollar venture is not for "free". Africa is replete with these so called amazing multi-million dollar ventures that never really helped us. 🤔
@@mzd_shombori6580 if materials and products can be sourced locally, it will be source. No rational business will buy a product from thousands miles away instead of buying that same product locally - granted both products have the same quality and specialty.
Now, which product being used on this project that can be source locally is not being source?
Nothing is free. It’s business. The Chinese not doing Zimbabwe a charity or favor.
ZANU STARTS IT'S CAMPAIGN WITH MANHIZE STEEL MINE. AND THEN GULLIBLE PEOPLE WILL VOTE ZANU AGAIN 😂🤣🤣🤣