Published: 04 June 2018

President Mnangagwa is expected to host an investor round table tomorrow that will be headlined by the attendance of UK Trade Commissioner for Africa in the Department of International Trade, Mrs Emma Wade-Smith, who is the UK government's most senior trade official in Africa.

This represents the progress that has been made in normalising relations between London and Harare, including mending relations with traditional partners.

The UK, whose trade volumes with Africa currently stand at £21 billion, is the second-largest investor on the continent after China.

The round table, which is part of a three-day event that is being held at the behest of Invest Africa - a platform for business leaders, investors and entrepreneurs to gain insight and exposure to information and opportunities from Africa - will also be attended by a high-powered delegation of British investors and business leaders.
- The Sunday Mail

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