State of the Economy

Democracy | Economy

Zimbabwe’s Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube addressed Parliament on 15 and 16 May to discuss the state of the economy.

Preamble

Honourable Members will be aware that since the advent of the New Dispensation, Government’s approach is to prioritise the economy with focus on implementing deeper reforms that promote stabilisation and growth.
On this basis, the adoption of the Transitional Stabilisation Programme marked the first major step towards this goal.
Before giving details on economic developments of our country, allow me to contextualise the current environment in the global context.

Download the full statement here (456KB Word doc)

Share this update

Liked what you read?

We have a lot more where that came from!
Join 36,000 subscribers who stay ahead of the pack.

Related Updates

Related Posts:

National Solidarity Statement on the… Context Different ethnic, linguistic and indigenous communities of Zimbabwe across…
Unpacking the 2022 National Budget: An Informal… The Minister of Finance and Economic Development Professor Mthuli Ncube…
Zimbabwe's March 26 By-Elections: Unpacking The Menu… Introduction This paper unpacks the menu of electoral manipulation rolled…
Youths in the Informal Economy Must be Supported The Zimbabwean social, political and economic landscape has gone through…
Punching Holes into a Fragile Economy? Punching Holes into a Fragile Economy explores the possible economic…
VISET Informal Economy Women's Hub (INEWOH) Launched Vendors Initiative for Social and Economic Transformation (VISET), yesterday Friday…

Categories

Categories

Authors

Archives

Archives

Focus

All the Old News

If you’re into looking backwards, visit our archive of over 25,000 different documents from 2000-2013.