| Popular music has been a very prominent arena for processes of hybridization and indigenization to develop in a fruitful way. |
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| Set up a contractor indigenization programme to leverage investment opportunities arising from Government services procurement. |
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| Contractor indigenization is also likely to play a significant role in developing the ICT sector. |
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| These measures to support contractor indigenization are suggestions rather than firm recommendations. |
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| According to Zimbabwe's indigenization law, black Zimbabweans must own 51 percent of shares of foreign companies operating here. |
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| For Arab States, this would mesh with more thoroughgoing and rapid indigenization of the labour force. |
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| The construction industry can be taken as an example of the potential power of a contractor indigenization programme in which a foreign construction contractor is encouraged to establish an affiliate in Rwanda. |
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| Although most of the early works were heavily influenced by Bollywood and Hollywood productions, the industry soon began a process of indigenization as producers strove to emphasize local issues, imagery, and artistic idioms. |
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| At independence in 1961, the drive for indigenization meant that nationals with little more than secondary level qualifications were catapulted to top positions. |
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