Special Economic Zones (SEZs) could potentially boost the national economy by facilitating export substitution, harnessing innovation and reducing dependence on the mining sector.
This is the view of Acting Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Special Economic Zones Authority (SEZA), ThatayaoneNdzinge.
Ndzinge believes SEZs can also generate spillover benefits to the rest of the economy, as export oriented multi-nationals will facilitate skills transfer and growth of domestic firms.
“Infrastructure developments in the SEZs will also spur regional growth and prosperity. With governmen...
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