Agriculture
The district lies in Agro-ecological regions IIb, III and IV. Region IIb covers the largest area and receives mean annual rainfall of between 700 and 1050mm and it is suitable for intensive agriculture production and is the most productive part of the district. Region III and IV are semi-arid regions which are suitable for extensive agriculture production with rainfall ranging between 450mm and 800mm.
- Commercial maize and tobacco farming
- Agro-processing plants for value addition
- Irrigation schemes to boost productivity
- Livestock production and dairy projects
Agriculture Investment Hwedza District
AGRO TOURISM
Hwedza is home to Mr Tafireyi who is a Boran Breeder at Sinyo Boran Stud. He shattered cattle auction records at the Hurwitz Farming Production Action held at the Bull House in Davel, Mpumalanga, South Africa by buying a prized Boran stud bull. There are also a lot of Boran breeders in Hwedza in terms of cattle breeding. This is an emerging in industry where investors can tap in and reap huge rewards.
Maize
Potatoes
Paprika
Tourism
With scenic landscapes and rich cultural heritage, Hwedza offers unique tourism experiences. Investment opportunities include eco-lodges, cultural heritage sites, and nature trails.
- Eco-lodge development
- Cultural heritage preservation
- Nature trails and adventure tourism
- Community-based tourism initiatives
Tourism Facilities in Hwedza District
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Makumure falls
Makumure Falls in Ward 10 which can be developed to international tourismsiteby providing good access, camping grounds, Mini-game Park and recreational areas
Mhakwe Caves
Located in Watershed East Ward 2, featuring ancient rock paintings and cultural heritage significance.
Wedza Falls
Mudzimuweshati Falls, scenic natural attractions along the Ruzawi River.
LEATHER PROCESSING PLANT
Hwedza has potential for a leather processing plant because of the growing number of cattle breeders. The establishment of a leather processing plant will lead locals to venture into the value addition of animal hides to increase disposable income and improve livelihoods. Council is currently in talks with an Italian leather processing company to establish such a plant in Hwedza.Furthermore,
Infrastructure
Devolution funding is accelerating infrastructure development across Hwedza. Investors can partner in building roads, schools, clinics, and housing projects.
- Road construction and maintenance
- Educational facilities (schools, training centers)
- Healthcare infrastructure (clinics, hospitals)
- Affordable housing projects
Infrastructure Investment Hwedza District
Hwedza-Bonongwe
Tongogara ICT Block
Tilita Clinic
Renewable Energy
Solar and biogas projects are in demand to power schools, clinics, and farms. Join our green energy transition to improve rural access to electricity. 160 hectares of land are available for the construction of solar generated energy.
- Solar mini-grids for rural communities
- Biogas plants for farms and institutions
- Renewable energy for schools and clinics
- Partnerships in clean energy innovation
SOLAR FARMS
This investment opportunity focuses on developing solar farms in regions with harnessing solar energy, we can generate clean, renewable electricity and contribute to a sustainable future. A total of 110 hectares is available for the construction of Solar Generation Plant in three (3) wards; 25 hectares in ward 14, 35 hectares in ward 3 & 50 hectares in ward 4.abundant sunlight.
Mining
6 out of 79 registered miners are operating in the district which are mining gold and there is need regenerate and resuscitate mine copper and iron in Hwedza Mountainwhich was being mined long back
- Hwedza Mountain - Gold
- Dendenyore - Gold
- Nyamidzi - Gold
Available Land and Properties
We offer commercial and residential stands in growth points and service centers. These are ideal for retail, hospitality, and housing development.
- Commercial Stands in Goto
- Commercial Stands in Chemhanza
- Service Station in Dendenyore