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in terms of knowledge, innovation and ICT application, but have a huge impact on
rapid technology Park development.
STPs were the vehicle for the development of the USA, Europe and lately Asian
economies. Although Zimbabwe faces challenges across a number of fronts, the
country has embarked on the critical path of establishing STPs. The countries
universities can play a major a major developmental role through the establish-
ment of sustainable STPs. The above model can prove useful in the country's quest
for development through STPs.
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