South African President Jacob Zuma is expected in Zimbabwe's capital, Harare on Thursday. Together with his hosting counterpart President Robert Mugabe, the two leaders will co-chair the Bi-National Commission, a high level bilateral cooperation framework agreed last year. The two countries are also expected to sign agreements in trade and investment and transport as well as follow up on MoUs signed when President Mugabe visited South Africa in 2015.
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