indigenisation

Noun

Meaning

indigenisation (countable and uncountable, plural indigenisations)

Alternative spelling of indigenization

Examples

In a drive to attract investors, the government last year scrapped the indigenisation policy; regarded as an impediment to investment, as it prescribed that 51% shareholding of any foreign investment should be ceded to locals. Source: Internet

He called for the indigenisation law to be amended to reflect the flexibility of the shareholding structures in various sectors. Source: Internet

Foreigners snap up Zim banks HARARE - More Zimbabwean banks are increasingly becoming foreign-owned despite government's aggressive indigenisation programme, the Bankers Association of Zimbabwe (Baz) has said. Source: Internet

Fully compliant with indigenisation requirements with approvals for a private placement already in place, 56,80 percent is owned by indigenous parties including management and local community. Source: Internet

He said reviewed indigenisation regulations have proposed amendments that include confining the 51/49 percent indigenisation threshold to diamonds and platinum only. Source: Internet

Just further entrenchment of the Zezuru hegemony project under the guise of indigenisation and empowerment of vana vevhu. Source: Internet

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