Africa HR Solutions provides PEO services (Professional Employer Organization) for organizations that want to hire expats and local nationals in Zimbabwe. We enable you to run payroll without first establishing a branch office or subsidiary in Zimbabwe. Your workforce is hired according to local labor laws.
As an African PEO expert, Africa HR Solutions manages employment contract best practices and guarantees 100% compliance for your workers in Zimbabwe.
Passports are needed when checking in most hotels. Make sure you have it to save yourself some time.
As part of etiquette to the Zimbabwean flag, it should never touch the ground. When it gets torn it should be disposed in a dignified way.
Zimbabwe boasts one of the world’s Seven Natural Wonders
The third oldest stock exchange in Africa was established in Zimbabwe`s second largest city, Bulawayo in 1896, when the white settlers arrived in the country.
Between 2013 and 2014, Zimbabwe spent approximately US$1.089 billion importing cars from various countries, with Japan being the most prominent source.
The Internet is very hit and miss in Zimbabwe. Most urban hotels have wired or wireless connections
Major Imports:
Refined Petroleum
Rice
Packaged medicaments
Cars
Trucks
Corn
Major Exports:
Gold
Diamonds
Tobacco
Sugar
Tea
Cotton
Trading Partners:
South Africa
Mozambique
Zambia
Malawi
Italy
China
Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
$27.1 billion
2% growth
3% 5-year annual growth
$2,046 per capita
Unemployment Rate: 5.4%
Global Ranking in Economy Progress 2016: 175th
Capital
Harare is the official capital of Zimbabwe and the most populous of cities, it is situated in the north region of the country. Harare is an extremely attractive city with some contemporary bars, restaurants, museums. Known for being a safe town, it is the ideal place to rest before going on a safari. Harare is home to the main headquarters of the country, namely the political, cultural, commercial, educational and economic purposes. It is one of the country’s oldest city.
Currency
ZWD – Zimbabwean Dollar
Languages
The English, Ndebele and Shona languages are the official dialects of the country however the country has 16 other official languages spoken.
Economy
Zimbabwe is the 129th largest export economy in the world. Major dependent on agriculture, the population relies on this industry to live however, the mining sector has also taken a leap in helping the economy as producing gold is one the major industries of the country along with the mineral resources and tourism industry who’s starting to expanding itself after many years of deficits in the country. Zimbabwe is the biggest trading partner of South Africa but even with some improvements made in some sectors, the high rate of unemployment remains as well as the instability.
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