ZIMBABWE is emerging as a focal point in an ambitious US$3 billion energy programme funded by the African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank).The project aims to modernise fuel supply chains across Southern Africa, drastically cutting the region’s reliance on Middle Eastern imports.Afreximbank’s senior executive vice-president, Denys Denya detailed a strategic vision focused on upgrading pipelines, increasing storage…
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