Renewed Hope For Zimbabwe Economy

BULAWAYO: Zimbabwe, once a model economy for Africa, is slowly emerging from an economic downturn that reduced Southern Africa's breadbasket to a basket case.

With inflation of over two million percent and a worthless currency, Zimbabwe was on the verge of achieving the description of a failed state.

In a decade long depression, sparked by President Robert Mugabe's seizure of white-owned farms, the rule of law was trampled with impunity. Mugabe refused to accept blame for ruining a once thriving economy, instead blaming sanctions imposed by the West on his government.

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Women unite for progress

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