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Africa’s largest lithium producer approves US$1.59 billion in new investments as mining and manufacturing take nearly 80%

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Africa’s largest lithium producer approves US$1.59 billion in new investments as mining and manufacturing take nearly 80%
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Zimbabwe approved US$1.59 billion worth of new investment projects in the second quarter of 2026, with mining and manufacturing absorbing nearly 80% of the proposed capital as the southern African country intensifies its push to build an industrial economy around its vast mineral resources.





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