Since adopting the Look East policy more than a decade ago, Zimbabwe has increasingly relied on China for its economic development. In the past two years the relationship has been stepped up with the signing of multi billion deals in various sectors, which Zimbabwe hopes to see the benefits from in 2017.Farai Mwakutuya reports
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