Zimbabwe's motor industries are set to be revved up following the reopening of one of the country's assembly plants. Willowvale Motor Industries, which had ceased operations in 2012, has begun assembly of BAIC vehicles under a joint venture with Beijing Automobile International Corporation. Farai Mwakutuya was earlier at the plant.
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