CBZ Bank says it has committed US$100 million to rehabilitate and upgrade the Harare–Chirundu Highway, a major route for trade and movement between Harare and Chirundu. The commitment is presented as part of efforts to support infrastructure development along Zimbabwe’s key trade corridors.
The information is reported as being shared by CBZ Holdings chief executive officer Lawrence Nyazema at an event where the group discusses its first-half financial performance. Across the two outlets provided, the core details are consistent: the amount pledged (US$100 million) and the specific road project. No additional financing structure, timeline, or scope details are included in the excerpts beyond the intent to rehabilitate and upgrade the highway.
