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Zimbabwe's Rainbow Tourism Group invests R100 million in Cape Town hotel acquisition

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August 22, 2025

ZIMBABWE-listed hotelier, Rainbow Tourism Group (RTG), is expanding into South Africa with the $5.6 million (nealry R100 million) acquisition of a Cape Town commercial property that it intends to turn into a prime hotel.

- TAWANDA KAROMBO

RTG, which runs city and resort hotels in Zimbabwe, said on Thursday that it was in the process of finalising a strategic acquisition in Cape Town through its South African-registered subsidiary, Rainbow Tourism Group (SA).

RTG SA has entered into a sale and purchase agreement with Ell-eke Hospitality for this acquisition. Under the agreement, RTG will acquire the seven-storey commercial property located along Buitengracht Street in Cape Town.

“The property which is currently a commercial asset, will undergo adaptive reuse and refurbishment to transform it into a branded hotel operated under a leading international hospitality group,’ said Tapiwa Mari, RTG company secretary.

“The total consideration for the acquisition is roughly 9.3% of the company’s market capitalisation on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE).”

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