ZIMBABWE Law and Practice Contributed by: George Gapu, Fidelis Manyuchi and Tapiwa John Chivanga, Scanlen & Holderness
• to unlock inefficiencies; • to increase and promote value creation; or • to advocate for social and environmental causes and, in some instances, political causes. 11.2 Aims of Activists Shareholder activism is not common in Zimbabwe. To the extent that activism occurs, activist shareholders tend to lean towards transactions that unlock or pro - mote value creation for themselves and the company. 11.3 Interference With Completion Zimbabwe does not experience any significant interference from shareholders in the completion of announced transactions as activism is not a common feature.
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