OK I give up, you guys make it really hard to read your reports, wsup? Crown plaza Monomotapa, sasa najua where kukutafuta

A part owner = share-holder. (i'm a long-term investor and not a speculator).

In summary, the group is coming out of losses and will spring back to profitability with the clipping of the SA biznas.

To me, as all my holdings in Zim, Afsun is a recovery/turn-around play i.e from losses to profits so as to "guarantee" me a return.

The hotels portfolio has resort and city hotels and my primary reason for buying into Afsun is for the city hotels as I expect a boom in business-travel into Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) and Afsun is the best company I have access to right now as it holds licenses to manage/operate Crowne Plaza, Best Western and Holiday Inn brands i.e renowned Intercontinental hotels brands which will attract high-value clients.

The group's focus is to diversify away from Zim which currently contributes the bulk of revenue by focusing expansion into West Africa (Ghana & Nigeria) and in Botswana.

Lala salama, ukiamka pliz lemme know what the requirements are to invest in Zim, you sound very bullish on this country, it may be worth investing in.

so today the kes traded at 83.10/20, the mof(ps kinyua) said they will not intervene...now this is rather worrying given that
1.crude is at that +100 usd/bbl price
2.the country is facing drought and might need to import food
3. the micro/sme sector will hurt from a weak exchange rate
4. the country will soon turn to fuel generators

...al this makes me wonder whether we shall hit the much touted 6pct growth level...pros and cons exist one could say..whats ur take good folks? is any wazuan hurting/gaining from such a weak exchange rate?