Published: 08 August 2013

RBZ governor Gideon Gono has said he is not opposed to a drive to transfer ownership of foreign firms to locals but said it must be done properly.

Gono spoke after President Mugabe's Zanu-PF, buoyed by a devastating election victory, threatened to forge ahead with indigenisation of the economy saying it was the mandate it had obtained from the people on July 31 as outlined in the party manifesto.

"We will be insane, we will be out of our minds and un-Zimbabwean not to want to see the economy being in the hands of the majority of our people who yesterday were disadvantaged," Gono said adding that he was confident that the whole process, if effected, would be done properly and in an orderly manner.
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