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THE season’s expected drought and a dip in commodity prices will cut economic growth to 3.5% from the projected 5.3% in 2023, Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube says. The IMF this week forecast economic growth of 4.1% for Zimbabwe in 2023, higher than its previous forecast of 2.5% but lower than Ncube’s 5.3% projection. But Ncube…

Malawi has passed the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) first test as the global lender has reached a staff-level agreement on the second and last review of

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Since the turn of the millennium, Zimbabwe has seen successive polls being marred by violence and intimidation, with killings of opposition supporters rampant.

Since the turn of the millennium, Zimbabwe has seen successive polls being marred by violence and intimidation, with killings of opposition supporters rampant.

Since the turn of the millennium, Zimbabwe has seen successive polls being marred by violence and intimidation, with killings of opposition supporters rampant.

With the 2023 elections under a month away, the complexion in the country has changed and it is clear that Mnangagwa wants to win his re-election at all costs.

In May 2019, the IMF approved a one-year SMP for Zimbabwe.