In a move to end investor -drought, the Zimbabwean business community
is turning to the aid of neighbouring South Africa to provide much needed
investment for the country.
There is a need to engage our African brothers in Sub-Saharan
Africa in furnishing our economy. A high powered delegation this week addresses
members of the South African business community on available opportunities in
the country. A Zimbabwe Investor and Trade conference will
provide the two countries with a platform to share notes on business prospects.
Countries such as South Africa which have strong bilateral
relations with Zimbabwe provide an easy alternative for investors.
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This scouting exercise comes at a time when South African
firms like Implats are seeking to protect their stake in Zimplats from being
engulfed by the Indigenisation law in Zimbabwe.
Apart from the European Union and United States, Zimbabwe
has been relying on South Africa to provide them with investor support for years particularly in
the mining industry.
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