Press Release
Stands available in Harare, Ruwa and Kariba
Faced with the continued uncertainty brought about by the Coronavirus (COVID-19), the IDBZ, as highlighted in prior communications, remains committed to delivering timeous and quality service.
In the face of real threat of COVID-19 virus which is already affecting many across the world aand some of our neighbouring countries, Management has made a decision to escalate prevention measures.
The Infrastructure and Development Bank of Zimbabwe (the IDBZ), is currently addressing issues raised by City of Harare pertaining to the New Marimba Park Phase II Housing Project.
Asia is a large and geographically diverse continent, with many landlocked countries. Connectivity infrastructure is therefore crucial for trade and economic growth.
We wish to advise our valued customers that the Infrastructure and Development Bank is not yet selling stands for Clipsham Views Housing Project, Phase 2.
Reference is made to the Monetary Policy Statement announced by the Reserve Bank Govenor on 01 October 2018, which presented measures aimed at strengthening the multicurrency system
The Infrastructure and Development Bank of Zimbabwe (“IDBZ” or “Bank”) is pleased to announce that its Board of Directors has approved a US$5 million increase in funding for the Project Preparation and Development Fund (“PPDF facility”).
Information sharing is essential for effective and sustainable development.
Last week, the government injected an additional US$150 million equity capital into the Infrastucture and Development Bank of Zimbabwe ("IDBZ/the Bank").