Zimbabwe continues to tweak its indigenization laws; and the latest changes make it possible for companies to comply, without necessarily having to sell 51% of their shares to local entities. Announcements to that effect came from the Finance and Indigenization Ministers. Farai Mwakutuya with the details.
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