Economic and social development
in Zimbabwe has been thrown a
lifeline by an approval by the Board
of the African Development Bank
(AfDB) to support the Emergency
Power Infrastructure Rehabilitation
Project Phase II (EPIRP II) in
Zimbabwe.
The financing comes in the form
of a US $17.52-million grant from
the Zimbabwe Multi-Donor Trust
Fund (ZimFund) housed in the
AfDB.
Logistics service providers will be
called on to provide project cargo
services in order to deliver the spares
and components to the sites which
are spread across the country.
The objective of EPIRP is to
improve the availability and
reliability of electricity supply
through the rehabilitation of
generation, transmission and
distribution facilities. This involves
specifically the electricity supply to
critical social infrastructure facilities
and to the inhabitants of Kwekwe,
Gweru, Bulawayo, Masvingo,
Mutare, Harare and Hwange.
Power supply funding
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