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Zimbabwean businessman sues SA investor

A ZIMBABWEAN national, Ryan Chinyangare, is suing South African firm, Nkosikhona Holdings, for failing to pay him $3 million in consultancy work in securing the controversial 'CTX Project' with government earlier this year.In May, Nkosikho…

Published: 28 Dec 2018 at 08:49hrs | 2 | by Staff Reporter

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