Precious Nyika leaves Lafarge Cement Zimbabwe

Lafarge Cement Zimbabwe has had its chief executive officer, Precious Murena-Nyika stepping down from her role at the local cement manufacturer amid indications she was forced out.

Lafarge Cement Zimbabwe has had its chief executive officer, Precious Murena-Nyika stepping down from her role at the local cement manufacturer amid indications she was forced out.

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