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The financial ramifications of this energy deficit are catastrophic. Businesses are bleeding millions in lost sales weekly due to shortened operating hours, idle staff, and spoilt goods, particularly perishables.
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ZIMBABWE is a nation brimming with potential, yet its economic aspirations are continually hampered by a pervasive and debilitating power crisis.This is a critical impediment, stifling growth, deterring investment, and crippling businesses across every sector. Despite occasional, fleeting improvements, the grim reality is that the nation’s energy infrastructure is failing to meet demand, leaving countless…

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