Flooring contract for Harare International Airport under review.(Brief Article)

Airline Industry Information | December 6, 1999 | Copyright

A contract awarded to an Italian-based company for the supply of black granite for the flooring of the new Harare International Airport has apparently come under review.

A newly-formed group called the Stone Association of Zimbabwe, which comprises local granite producers and processors, has requested an investigation into the contract, stating that it was awarded without the airport`s ...

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