China-Zimbabwe Sign ICT MoU Where China Will Basically Build Out the Country’s Entire Network

Zimbabwe’s Information Communications Technology Minister Kazembe Kazembe and China’s Vice Minister for IT took time got together on the sidelines of International Telecommunications Union (ITU) Telecom World 2019 that is underway in Budapest, Hungary to sign a comprehensive MoU on bilateral ICT cooperation, according to a report in the Zimbabwe Herald.

When you look at the scope of work that’s outlined to be done by the Chinese in Zimbabwe, it’s well, pretty much everything.

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