HARARE – Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) into Zimbabwe increased by 36 percent to $545 million in 2014 from $400 million registered in 2013, according to the latest United National Conference on Trade and Development United Nations (UNCTAD) report. Richard Mbaiwa, Zimbabwe Investment Authority (Zia) chief executive on Wednesday said that the growth in FDI was…
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