Zimbabwe’s diaspora reshapes real estate and farming investment trends
Summary
Zimbabwe’s real estate and farming sectors are seeing more investment from Zimbabweans living abroad, influenced by social media content creators who share information about opportunities in the country. Two young influencers, Kundai Chitima and Kelvin Birioti, use platforms like YouTube and Instagram to show property tours, farming tips, and market trends, helping diaspora members make decisions about investing or returning home.Key Facts
- Diaspora Zimbabweans are increasing investments in real estate and farming in Zimbabwe.
- Social media influencers Kundai Chitima and Kelvin Birioti share videos and posts about opportunities in these sectors.
- Their content provides real-life perspectives that differ from previous narratives about Zimbabwe.
- Catherine Mutisi, who lived 17 years in the UK, decided to relocate permanently after watching these online videos.
- Many in the diaspora want to reconnect with Zimbabwe and contribute to its development.
- Lower living costs and chances to build businesses attract diaspora investors despite economic instability.
- Birioti started his platform to protect diaspora Zimbabweans from scams in real estate and rural projects.
- Chitima returned to Zimbabwe after working in South Africa and now educates and trains other content creators.
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