Investors identified for Airport City

Friday, January 24, 2020

Big plans: Ndzinge (right) expects investors to be finalised in a few months PIC: PHATSIMO KAPENG

Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry through their arm, Special Economic Zone Authority (SEZA) has identified investors for the Airport City.

Briefing the media this week, SEZA’s acting CEO Thatayaone Ndzinge said they would approve investors within the next six months who will develop the first phase of Airport City situated in the Sir Seretse Khama International Airport (SSKIA) zone.

“We are currently finalising the whole process so that these investors can start their projects in the next six months. The availed area for the first phase is the size of the CBD,” he said.

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Investors identified for Airport City

Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry through their arm, Special Economic Zone Authority (SEZA) has identified investors for the Airport City.

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