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Does energy hold the key to transforming fortunes in Zimbabwe
“Zimbabwe is open for business” was the phrase of choice following the coup d’état of 2018 that led President Mnangagwa to power. There was anti-corruption rhetoric, hopes for transparent governance that would lead to economic recovery in Zimbabwe.
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Sanctions and Protests in Zimbabwe: A Closer Look
On October 25, 2019, thousands of demonstrators gathered in Harare to protest what they referred to as “evil” Western sanctions against Zimbabwe. The rally was sponsored and organized by the Zimbabwean government, however, leaving many onlookers to question if the demonstrations were intended to deflect blame for the country’s economic troubles away from the government.
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Meritas Guide to Defective Products Litigation in EMEA - Zimbabwe
1. What claims may be brought for liability for defective products? Is liability based on fault/negligence, or strict liability, or both? Claims can be brought for compensation for any loss suffered as a result of the defective product provided that the damages claimed are not remote. The damages can include damages for pain and suffering, nervous shock, etc. A claim can also be brought for...
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Public Policy/Regulatory developments in Zimbabwe
The Public Private Partnership Act No. 19 of 2010 (the Act) is the principal act made for the purpose of providing an institutional framework for the implementation of public private partnership (PPP) agreements. The Act outlines the rules and procedures of the procurement process and development of public and private sector partnerships.
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AFRICA - A Legal Guide for Business Investment and Expansion: Zimbabwe
1 .What role does the government of Zimbabwe play in approving and regulating foreign direct investment? The Government established the Zimbabwe Investment Authority (ZIA) to promote, coordinate and approve investment projects among other things. The Authority is established in terms of the Zimbabwe Investment Authority Act (Chapter 14;30). Any person wishing to obtain the approval of the...
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International News: Focus on Mining and Metals
In This Issue: - Features ..Investors in Africa Benefit from Regional Trading Blocs ..Understanding the COMESA Merger Control Regime ..Protecting Your UK Business Against Departing Employees ..China's New Trade Mark Law: Implications for International Brand Protection Strategy ..Latin American Private Equity on the Rise ..Controlling Costs in...
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Investment Protection Alert: Zimbabwe Indigenization Program
Following the re-election of President Robert Mugabe, the Zimbabwe Government is now reported to be pushing forward with its policy of “indigenization” of the country’s economy, which consists of ensuring that indigenous Zimbabwean investors hold not less than 51% or a controlling interest of the shares in companies operating in Zimbabwe.
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Recent Developments: Zimbabwe—What Legal Options are Available to Mining Companies?
President Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe, who has been in power since 1980, was re-elected to another term on July 31, 2013. On August 6, 2013, the government announced plans to seize control of foreign-owned mining interests, with no compensation in return, as part of a program to accumulate assets worth US$ 7 billion. Zimbabwe has a high concentration of foreign investment in platinum, gold, diamond