Brief Facts 

• -Area 28 347km
• -Population 1 152 520 (2012)
• -8 Local Authorities, 2 Urban towns

• -Ecological region 2 & 3 upper 4 & 5 lowveld
• -Typical Savannah Climate  
• -Temperature 20 – 30 degrees Celsius
• -Rainfall 750 -1 000 mm per annum
• -Economic continuity
• - Agriculture Tobacco, Soya beans, Citrus,
• - Livestock, Cotton and Small grains
• -Mining Gold Nickel Platinum

Education
- Primary Schools 507 registered 407 satelite 100
- Secondary Schools 236 registered 146 satelite 90
- Boarding Schools 23 secondary 18 primary 5
- Vocational Training Centres 4
- Teachers colleges – 1 Madziva Trs College
- Universities – 4 BUSE, ZEGU, ZOU & National Defence University
Health Institutions 158
Irrigation Scheme -42
Road Infrastructure – 818.9km wide tar, 212.1km narrow tar, 8015km gravel, 105.8km earth road

Why Visit - Tourist Attractions

Wildlife and Scenic places
- Mavhuradonha wilderness
- Kanyemba corridor
- Dande Safaris
- Umpfurudzi game reserve
- Paradise Pools Resort
- Mazowe/Arcadia Dams
- Sohwe falls
- Agro tourism – irrigation schemes farms
- Tsambe game park
- Chesvingo ruins

TRADE in Mash Central

In diverse agriculture Produce
- Grain – Maize, small grains
- Cotton
- Citrus fruits
- Masawu
- Mauyu
- Honey
- Livestock
– cattle, goats, sheep, guinea fowls, broilers and road runners chicken

Thatch grass

INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES

• -Irrigation development
• -Mechanisation in agriculture
• -Mining production
• -Citrus production
• -Beneficiation in agriculture crops
• -Dam constriction
• -Road rehabilitation and infrastructure
• -Housing development
• -Honey Production
• -Infrastructure development in Education
• -Training in Agriculture production
• -Research and Development in agriculture, mining

Province’s uniqueness
-ecological regions 2&3 suitable for crop productio
- Maize, cotton, tobacco
- 3&4 small grains and livestock
- favourable rainfall pattern and temperatures
-diverse technical, specialised and casual labour
-Educational institution support for Research and Development
-abundant water bodies currently underutilised
-rich and diverse mineral resources
-diverse wildlife and scenic views to enjoy nature
-smooth ease of doing business
-supportive security, peaceful political climate and hospitable local communities
-all weather sound road network
-access to the great north region of Africa

Contacts
Minister of State for Provincial Affairs, 1st Floor Mutungagore, 567 Thurlows Avenue Bindura
–0271-6262/6706
Provincial Administrator, 1st floor Kuvaka House Bindura
– 0271/6971 Bindura Municipality, Box 15 Bindura – 0271/7391-4
Mvurwi Town Council – Town Secretary +263 775099585