News
03 September 2018

Britain leads investment in Zimbabwe, while Angola turns to IMF

In:
Metals and Mining, Oil & gas
Region:
Middle East & Africa

In August, incumbent leaders in Zimbabwe and Mali secured re-election as had been widely anticipated. However, both votes were tainted by outbreaks of violence and allegations of electoral fraud, indicating the challenge ahead to rebuild their economies. In Zimbabwe, British companies are set to...

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