Zimbabwe could miss 2030 target: World Bank

In its Zimbabwe Growth and Jobs Report re­leased in Harare on Friday, the Washington DC-based financial institution said the current mac­roeconomic stability in the country presented a “window of opportunity” for growth but was not sufficiently creating “good quality jobs” in line with the country’s aspirations.

THE World Bank says Zimbabwe needs to implement urgent structural reforms and achieve annual economic growth of at least seven percent to attain an upper-middle-in­come status by 2030. In its Zimbabwe Growth and Jobs Report re­leased in Harare on Friday, the Washington DC-based financial institution said the current mac­roeconomic stability in the country presented a…

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