THE Zvimba East Veterans Investment Company (Zevic) has confirmed that its stakeholder business meeting will be held on September 28 at 2pm at the Penrose Chitangazuva site in Nyabira.
According to a statement made by Zevic communications director Leonard Ncube, the meeting will bring together board members, steering committees from Lumanda, Porta Nharire and Penrose Chitangazuva, as well as Zevic directors, local councillors and Zanu PF district leadership from Gwebi, Nyabira and Nharire.
While the official agenda highlights project updates, land valuations and membership processes, sources say the gathering is also expected to address simmering factional tensions within Zevic, which have divided the consortium into two camps.
In recent months, disputes over leadership and project management have caused unease among stakeholders, prompting calls for dialogue to restore unity.
“This meeting is not just about land and permits — it is also about healing divisions and finding a way forward,” said a stakeholder who spoke on condition of anonymity.
The statement from Zevic reminded stakeholders that the intrinsic value of land, as determined by the Local Government ministry, is pegged at US$5 per square metre, payable in US dollars or the ZiG equivalent at the prevailing daily rate.
In addition, all members are being encouraged to apply for membership cards at the head office, with each card costing US$5.
Payment facilities have been expanded, with the Harare head office now accepting EcoCash through swipe machines, while FBC Bank remains the official account for all transactions.
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The meeting is expected to provide clarity on both the technical and political aspects of the project.
