Zimbabwe has reduced penalties for foreign companies that violate a government mandate to sell a majority of their shares to locals, according to a government notice obtained today. Penalties for offences including falsifying shareholdings and company valuations will range from three to twelve months in jail, down from the previous five years imprisonment. Zimbabwe has given foreign-owned mines up to Sept. 30 to transfer a majority shareholding to locals.
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