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Lloyd Mhishi has been a board member since May 2021 and has contributed immensely to the growth of the company as the hospitality sector in Africa in general and Zimbabwe, in particular is growing. African Sun is gearing up to capitalize on the growth by acquiring new properties and diversifying its assets.
African Sun, Zimbabwe’s leading hotel asset management company with a portfolio of hotels that is unparalleled in variety, location, and size, appointed top lawyer Lloyd Mhishi as its board chairperson. This appointment came into effect on July 8. He succeeds Constantine Chikosi, who stepped down after a five-year tenure in the post.
Lloyd Mhishi has been a board member since May 2021 and has contributed immensely to the growth of the company as the hospitality sector in Africa in general and Zimbabwe, in particular, is growing. African Sun is gearing up to capitalize on the growth by acquiring new properties and diversifying its assets.
Importantly, the African Sun Group has announced plans to invest USD 11 million in capital expenditures in 2024 in sectors like information technology, property upgrades, and product enhancements. A well-known public figure, Lloyd is a legal practitioner and is the founding senior partner of Mhishi Nkomo Legal Practice. He is also an academician and a well -known author.
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The fine mix of select hotels in the group includes internationally recognized brands some of which have achieved world status amongst the “Top 100 Hotels in the World”. Leisure, business, conferencing, and incentives are specialties of the group. The Group has hotels in every major tourist resort and four out of the five major cities in the country, bringing that long-awaited tour of Zimbabwe onto the doorstep of discerning tourists and business people who want to mix business with leisure.
