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Bloomberg: US Firms Compete with China in Zimbabwe's Energy Sector
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Key takeaways
- A recent Bloomberg report indicates that the United States and other Western nations are considering investments in Zimbabwe's energy sector, an industry historically dominated by Chinese firms
- This announcement was made by Zimbabwe's Energy and Power Development Minister, July Moyo
- Minister Moyo stated that potential American investment would complement existing investments from the Middle East and Russia, further diversifying the southern African nation's energy portfolio
A recent Bloomberg report indicates that the United States and other Western nations are considering investments in Zimbabwe's energy sector, an industry historically dominated by Chinese firms. This announcement was made by Zimbabwe's Energy and Power Development Minister, July Moyo.
Minister Moyo stated that potential American investment would complement existing investments from the Middle East and Russia, further diversifying the southern African nation's energy portfolio. He delivered these remarks during the African Energy Week conference held in Cape Town.
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