Under Mnangagwa's leadership, the Confederation of Zimbabwe Retailers outlined how the retail sector supports employment and drives industrial growth in line with the Second Republic vision.
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Updated Jul 27
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What happened
Under Mnangagwa's leadership, the Confederation of Zimbabwe Retailers outlined how the retail sector supports employment and drives industrial growth in line with the Second Republic vision.
Who's involved
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The focus must be on economic institutions for development in Zimbabwe.Also in this story
- Zimbabwe is seeking European technology and capital while shifting away from anti-Western rhetoric.
- President Mnangagwa promoted sector growth and resilience in Zimbabwe.
- President Mnangagwa commissioned agro-processing plants and supported company expansion in Zimbabwe.
- Manicaland Province ranked fifth in national GDP contribution, alongside calls for citizen participation in national development.
The entities involved
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Emmerson Mnangagwa
President of the Republic of Zimbabwe
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Zimbabwe
sovereign state in southern Africa
Related events
- Zimbabwe previously relied on cheaper imports from South Africa, while Moyo served as the president of the Confederation of Zimbabwean Industries.
- The UK has strengthened trade and investment ties with Zimbabwe.
- Zimbabwe's national development agenda, driven by Mnangagwa, is seeing cultural productions move to Malta and Spain, alongside international student engagement.
- President Mnangagwa drives the national development agenda in Zimbabwe, focusing on Vision 2030.
- Zimbabwe's President Emmerson Mnangagwa named Philip Valerio Sibanda as a potential successor.
Coverage
Newest first; wire copies grouped- newsday.co.zwBusiness as usual on 31 July: CZR