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EXPLAINER: Mnangagwa’s Comesa chairmanship: What it means for Zimbabwe
Established in 1994 to replace the Preferential Trade Area, Comesa is a regional economic bloc comprising 21 member states in eastern and southern Africa. Collectively, its members represent more than 640 million people and an economy estimated at US$1 trillion.
Zimbabwe IndependentBy Valentine Tendai
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