Zimbabwe's long time President Robert Mugabe says his government is prepared to listen to the concerns of international investors. This as the country struggles to halt disinvestment that many blame on controversial economic policies. Mugabe was speaking at the National Heroes Shrine, commemorating those killed in the war of liberation against white minority rule.
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