Latest News from KhayaMusha

Zimbabweans are among the most hardworking, resilient, and resourceful people on the African continent. For decades, both at home and across the diaspora, we have carried our families, our communities, and our nation through difficult times with extraordinary determination. It is this spirit — unbroken, innovative, endlessly hopeful — that inspired the birth of KhayaMusha, a smart-city development company dedicated to giving every Zimbabwean a clear, dignified pathway to owning a home in the country they love.

For years, our diaspora has been a lifeline. The US$2 billion in annual remittances that flow into Zimbabwe have kept families fed, educated, medically secure, and able to withstand economic shocks. These funds have powered the economy quietly and consistently, often providing more stability than formal investment channels. And yet, despite this immense contribution, over 90% of our people still do not have homes they can truly call their own.

This is the injustice we were determined to fix.

Over the next twenty years, we aim to build 25 integrated smart cities across Zimbabwe, at a total investment value of US$10 billion. These cities will combine affordable housing, renewable energy, modern infrastructure, commercial zones, industrial parks, and hospitality districts into vibrant communities that uplift and empower people.

Our vision is not merely architectural — it is deeply human. We want every Zimbabwean, whether in Harare or Glasgow, Bulawayo or Johannesburg, Mutare or London, to have a place of dignity, belonging, and ownership in the future Zimbabwe we are building.

A Vision Rooted in Innovation and Diaspora-Led Impact

As a veteran, award-winning technology entrepreneur, I have had the privilege of building transformative platforms across Africa and globally — including the health-tech innovation 54Healthcare.com, the agricultural marketplace 54Agro.com, and, together with our distinguished co-founder Dr Pamela Banana (a respected entrepreneur leading Olivestone Investments in Scotland), our AI-powered travel neobank Travoa AI.

Dr Pamela and I — both children of Zimbabwe — understand the emotional and financial sacrifices made by the diaspora. We know what it means to send money home every month while longing for a permanent anchor in the soil that raised us. We know how deeply Zimbabweans desire homes that reflect stability, progress, and pride.

This is why KhayaMusha is designed as a diaspora-powered smart-city movement, aligned directly with Zimbabwe's National Development Plan (2026–2030), particularly in:

• Infrastructure development
• Renewable energy adoption
• Urban transformation
• Diaspora engagement & investment mobilization
• Building an upper-middle-income economy

We believe Zimbabwe's future will be built by Zimbabweans — especially those abroad who are ready to invest not just in survival, but in legacy.

Transforming Hope Into Homes: The KhayaMusha Model

Our approach is simple, practical, and impactful:

These developments are more than buildings.
They are engines of economic transformation.

Unlocking Global Capital: The KhayaMusha REIT

To ensure sustainability and cross-border investment flows, we are establishing the KhayaMusha Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) — a vehicle designed to pool diaspora capital, institutional investment, and global financing into long-term property development.

This dual listing will position Zimbabwe as one of Africa's most attractive real estate investment frontiers, while allowing Zimbabweans everywhere to own shares in the cities they help build.

This is wealth creation on a national scale — transparent, inclusive, and globally credible.

A New Zimbabwe, Built Together

We are inspired by the sacrifices of our mothers and fathers, the dedication of our diaspora, and the unshakable resilience of our people. Over the next twenty years, we will transform that resilience into smart cities, modern communities, and a new era of Zimbabwean progress.

Because a nation cannot rise until its people can stand on land they own — proudly, securely, and with hope.