Infrastructure Development Bank Of Zimbabwe

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Topic : Infrastructure Development Bank Of Zimbabwe

DJ Discord fronts Zimbabwe’s bold new compilation Most Known Unknowns

Discord is the man at the centre of Most Known Unknowns, a 33-track compilation album that celebrates Zimbabwe’s musical diversity while calling for unity and collective progress.

By Elsie Nyoni Oct. 9, 2025

DJ Discord fronts Zimbabwe’s bold new compilation Most Known Unknowns

IDBZ top brass must resign, or get fired

It is a reflection of systemic rot at the Infrastructure Development Bank of Zimbabwe (IDBZ)

By Shame Makoshori Sep. 26, 2025

IDBZ top brass must resign, or get fired

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State banker vanishes after shocking plunder... manhunt for IDBZ student housing scandal ringleader

The police confirmed last night that Suckson Makwasha Muskwe, once entrusted with executing multi-million-dollar projects on behalf of the state, is on the run.

By Freeman Makopa Sep. 26, 2025

State banker vanishes after shocking plunder... manhunt for IDBZ student housing scandal ringleader

IDBZ partners Armtrust Construction, Mabuto family in US$2,8m housing project

Zimbabwe is currently facing a housing deficit exceeding one million units which the government has been failing to reduce due to a lack of capital.

By Blessed Ndlovu Nov. 5, 2024

IDBZ partners Armtrust Construction, Mabuto family in US$2,8m housing project

IDBZ sets up climate change financing facility

This comes as the costs of climate action in Zimbabwe are estimated at US$10 billion for adaptation and US$4,8 billion for mitigation, according to the World Bank.

By Tatira Zwinoira Apr. 5, 2024