October 28, 2026

Mutapa Investment Fund (MIF)

Mutapa Investment Fund Delivers US$3 Million Water Boost for Bindura
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Mutapa Investment Fund Delivers US$3 Million Water Boost for Bindura

September 23, 2026 0

Bindura – The Mutapa Investment Fund’s flagship mining asset, Mutapa Gold Resources, has reinforced its commitment to community development with the commissioning of the Masembura Water Pipeline Project, a US$3 million infrastructure investment set to transform water supply in Mashonaland Central. The project was officially unveiled on 21 September 2026…

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Mutapa Fund CEO Hails NRZ–Zimasco PPP as “Visible Manifestation of a Revitalised National Backbone”
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Mutapa Fund CEO Hails NRZ–Zimasco PPP as “Visible Manifestation of a Revitalised National Backbone”

September 17, 2026 0

Shareholder says refurbished locomotives and wagons signal that Zimbabwe's logistics gap is closing and "the giant is awakening" Harare- The Chief Executive Officer of the Mutapa Investment Fund (MIF), Dr John Pagwesese Mangudya, has described the refurbishment of three locomotives and 100 high-sided wagons under a Public–Private Partnership (PPP) between…

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Mutapa Gold Pays Out US$22 Million Dividend to Sovereign Fund Amid Restructuring Push
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Mutapa Gold Pays Out US$22 Million Dividend to Sovereign Fund Amid Restructuring Push

June 16, 2026 0

Harare – Mutapa Gold Resources has distributed over US$22 million to its parent company, the Mutapa Investment Fund (MIF), as part of a landmark US$35 million maiden dividend, signaling a financial turnaround for Zimbabwe's state-owned gold producer. The payout, declared for the nine months ending December 2025, follows a period…

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Cottco Placed Under Voluntary Business Rescue as Mangudya Admits ‘Financial Haemorrhage’
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Cottco Placed Under Voluntary Business Rescue as Mangudya Admits ‘Financial Haemorrhage’

May 6, 2026 0

Harare – Cotton Company of Zimbabwe (Cottco) has been placed under a voluntary business rescue plan after years of financial distress, weak balance sheets, and an inability to pay salaries, creditors, and other obligations, lawmakers heard. Cottco board chairperson, Sifelani Jabangwe told the parliamentary portfolio committee on Agriculture, Mechanisation and…

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