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What we expect in mid-term fiscal policy

As the Minister of Finance is set to present the mid-term fiscal policy today, Zimbabweans are expecting to hear measures that will rescue the economy from a further downward spiral.The economy has not been performing very well due to a co…

Published: 08 Sep 2016 at 14:38hrs | 4 | by Rufaro Shumba

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Columnist / Rufaro shumba

What we expect in mid-term fiscal policy

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