Expired Goods And No Refunds: Zimbabwe Prosecutes Over 2,000 Businesses For Exploiting Customers
[IHarare - Zimbabwe] - 23/01/2026
Zimbabwe Cracks Down: 2,271 Businesses In Court For Consumer Abuse A major crackdown has seen more than two thousand businesses dragged before the courts for exploiting Zimbabwean consumers. The staggering number of prosecutions follows an extensive inspection campaign by authorities determined (…)
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