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Original Post Date: 2006-05-15 Posted By: Jan
From the News Archives of: WWW.AfricanCrisis.Org
Date & Time Posted: 5/15/2006
Even the Communist Chinese don"t want Zimbabwe!
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From the News Archives of: WWW.AfricanCrisis.Org
Date & Time Posted: 5/15/2006
Even the Communist Chinese don"t want Zimbabwe!
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[Good God! This is too funny. Even the Chinese are calling it a day with Mugabe. The way is now open for the overthrow of Mugabe. Probably the only country that will defend him now is S.Africa. Zimbabweans should take heart. With each passing day, and the collapse of Mugabe’s economy and currency, a Civil War becomes a more viable option. It gets easier with each passing day! Jan] Chinese companies abandon projects Chinese companies assigned to a number of projects in the country are abandoning the sites because of non-payment, putting the “Look East” policy in doubt. Among the Six Chinese firms are China International Water and Electric Corporation (Ciwec), contracted to clear and install irrigation facilities at the vast Nuanetsi ranch; Chinas National Aero-Technologies Import and Export Corporation; and China North Industries Corporation tasked to finance multi-billion dollar renovation projects at Zesa Holdings and Hwange Colliery Company. The other three firms were assigned to undertaking the dualisation of the Harare-Bulawayo and Harare-Masvingo highways as well as the construction of the Southern Africa Regional Police Chiefs Conference centre in Harare. They have now frozen operations at the sites as they await payment. Ciwec, contracted to clear 100 000 hectares of land for irrigation, has deserted the site after clearing less than 5 000 hectares. The company is said to be owed more than $59 billion for work already done. Sources privy to the developments said Chinas relations with Zimbabwe, which include diplomatic support, trade deals and close military ties, could be under strain as a result of governments failure to service its debts. “The current economic situation in the country has made it impossible for it to honour its debts,” a source said. “The Chinese have been hit the hardest since they are carrying out a number of projects in Zimbabwe. Chinese banks have supported Zimbabwes small to medium enterprises,” the source said. Industries that have received funds include textile, soap, tile and fibre glass manufacturing. Source: From The Zimbabwe Independent, 12 May |
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