Investment and the Law in Zimbabwe
Investment must never compromise the law or Zimbabwe's dignity.
AMH, an independent media house, comprises four newspapers: The Zimbabwe Independent, The Standard, Southern, and NewsDay.
A Message to Chinese Nationals
A long-overdue message has been conveyed: Chinese investors in Zimbabwe must operate within the country's laws and respect its people.
- Communities have raised concerns over the conduct of some Chinese investors in mining, manufacturing, and construction.
- Reports have surfaced of physical assault, unpaid or underpaid labor, unsafe working environments, and environmental destruction.
Investment must never trump the law or Zimbabwe dignity
Author's summary: Investment should respect Zimbabwe's laws and dignity.
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