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Zimbabwe Sees Growth Surge as Farming Rebounds After Drought

Zimbabwe‘s government expects economic growth to rebound strongly next year as the country recovers from an El Niño-induced drought that’s curbed farm output, fueled demand for imports and squeezed state finances.

By: financialpost.com

Nov 28 2024
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Zimbabwe Sees Growth Surge as Farming Rebounds After Drought

(Bloomberg) — Zimbabwe‘s government expects economic growth to rebound strongly next year as the country recovers from an El Niño-induced drought that’s curbed farm output, fueled demand for imports and squeezed state finances. Read More

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