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Nov 2011 Previously paralyzed by cash flow constraints, Zimbabwean insurance companies are faced today with a decrease in the business growth triggered by fierce competition between the different insurers and by considerable tariff declines. The country has thirty non-life insurers which share an overall turnover of 150 million USD, that is, an average 5 million USD of premiums per company. The market counts 76 players, 5 of whom are life insurers, 6 funeral insurers, 2 life reinsurers and 25 brokers.