Zimbabwe exports up 35 percent

ZIMBABWE’S exports were up by 35,5 percent to US$461,8 million in March from US$340,8 million in February, official data shows. This was 69,7 percent higher compared to an outturn of US$272,1 million last March, when Covid-19 hit the country’s shores. Exports hit a five-year low of US$200,5 million in April 2020, as restrictions put in…

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