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Of cheese, a phantom stimulus and high ambitions

written by Kudakwashe Chideme, News Editor 0 comments
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RESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government continues to insist that the economy will grow by 7,4 percent in 2021 basing its hopes on firm mineral prices and a good rainy season, which is expected to boost agriculture and electricity production. Authorities also contend that the economy is on a sound footing after completing the Transitional Stabilisation Programme…

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