The EU is a strategic export market for Zimbabwe especially in the agricultural sector. According to 2018 figures published by the European Commission, agricultural exports constitute nearly 50% of all exports from Zimbabwe into the EU.
The United States government announced via a press release issued on 31st October that beginning January 1 2020 it will no longer accept Cameroon on […]
Here are some 10 factors officially acknowledged by Zimbabwe as affecting the country’s trade goals. This list of factors emerged at the just ended 2019 […]
Despite the currently unfolding Command Agriculture programme for the 2019/2020 farming season, a Harare based investment company is projecting that Zimbabwe will remain a net […]
Unless there is a deal or an extension allowing for further negotiations, the UK will be breaking away from the European Union (EU) on the […]
Recent media reports quoting data obtained from ZimTrade indicating that Zimbabwe’s garment exports grew by 165% between 2012 and 2016 presented a breath of fresh […]
Zimbabwe’s Statutory Instrument 64 of 2016’s advent was followed by a great deal of confusion in its wake, even among the most notable individuals, newspapers […]
Back in June I prepared a detailed analysis of Zimbabwe’s Statutory Instrument 64 of 2016 from a perspective of international trade. In that perspective, I […]
There has been an update to this post, please see at the end When Statutory Instrument SI 64 of 2016 notice was gazetted last month […]
A few days ago I gave my opinion showing how flawed Zimbabwe’s Statutory Instrument 64 or 2016 is from an international trade law perspective. In […]
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