Paul Nyakazeya

THE first quarter of the year has seen reduced activity on the property market because of the liquidity challenges that have worsened since January. Journalist Paul Nyak-azeya (PN) spoke to Ailse Africa Properties managing director, Andrew Chifamba (AC), for an overview of the market during the quarter. Excerpts:

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