Deputy Minister of Energy of Zimbabwe, Munyaradzi Benson, Visits C-Kingdom Cable for Inspection
On November 12, Munyaradzi Benson, Deputy Minister of Energy of Zimbabwe, accompanied by representatives from the Electricity Authority and the Ministry of Commerce, visited C-Kingdom Cable for an inspection tour.
The delegation toured the C-Kingdom Group Cultural Exhibition Hall and the Intelligent Manufacturing Workshop of C-Kingdom Cable, gaining detailed insights into the company’s development history, technological innovation, product applications, and overseas market expansion.






Zimbabwean Delegation Conducts Inspection Visit
During the symposium, Liu Airong, General Manager of C-Kingdom Cable, extended a warm welcome to Deputy Minister Munyaradzi Benson and his delegation. He noted that in recent years, the company has actively responded to the Belt and Road Initiative by continuously expanding its overseas operations. With products exported to more than 40 countries and regions across the Americas, Africa, and the Middle East, C-Kingdom Cable has provided high-quality products and services to a wide range of international clients. He expressed hope for deeper communication and cooperation between the two sides in the future.
Deputy Minister Munyaradzi Benson praised C-Kingdom Cable’s achievements and spoke highly of the company’s corporate strength, technological innovation, product quality, and overseas supply chain expertise. Based on Zimbabwe’s current energy landscape, he expressed anticipation for mutually beneficial cooperation in broader fields and at higher levels.

Roundtable Discussion and Exchange
Located in southeastern Africa, Zimbabwe is endowed with abundant solar energy resources, enjoying over 3,000 hours of annual sunshine and high solar radiation intensity. However, its solar energy potential remains largely untapped. With the growth in power supply capacity lagging far behind demand, the country presents vast market opportunities in the energy sector.
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