Developer invests heavily in Knowe upgrade - The Zimbabwe Independent

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Developer invests heavily in Knowe upgrade - The Zimbabwe Independent

ANDREW KUNAMBURA THE late real estate mogul Edward Nyanyiwa’s son, Edward Nyanyiwa Jnr, has moved to implement a High Court order which compelled his company, Eddies Pfugari (Pvt) Ltd to expedite the development of the upmarket residential area of Knowe in Norton. The court had initially sentenced founder of the company Nyanyiwa, popularly known as […]

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