As 2017 kicks off we are looking into what the next 12 months could bring for business across Africa. In Zimbabwe, elections are on the horizon, fiscal space is restricted and confidence of both locals and foreigners is waning. Not ideal for a booming year. CGTN's Farai Mwakutuya spoke to one captain of industry and an economic expert to find out how the country can navigate these choppy waters
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