Experts call for time-bound tariffs

COMESA Competition Commission chief executive Willard Mwemba

EXPERTS have warned policymakers against turning industrial policy into an instrument of permanent protectionism. Instead, they called for carefully designed, time-bound safeguards that nurture industry without overburdening the national fiscus. This comes as the country moves towards finalising a five-year roadmap meant to accelerate industrial growth from 2026 to 2030, the Zimbabwe National Industrial Development…

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