THE commissioning of Varsity Heights, a cutting-edge student accommodation facility in Chinhoyi recently, costing US$8,8 million, underscores the impactful role of public private partnerships (PPPs) in addressing funding gaps in Zimbabwe’s tertiary education sector. The Public Service Pension Fund owns 80,33 percent of this state-of-the-art facility, which accommodates 384 students, offering not just housing but…
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