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Mnangagwa trips self on FDI
07 Jun 2018 at 08:27hrs | Views
President Emmerson Mnangagwa and the ruling Zanu-PF have contradicted each other on the country's investment figures, with the former saying Zimbabwe has attracted a hefty $16 billion mentioned in the party's election manifesto.
The development comes as debate is raging on the calibre of some of the benchmark investors.
Meanwhile, Mnangagwa has said reopening closed companies and ensuring they contribute significantly to the economy is his Government's top priority.
He has set a target to turn Zimbabwe into a middle-income economy by 2030. President Mnangagwa made the pledge yesterday as he toured Sable Chemicals outside Kwekwe.
He promised to support the country's sole ammonium nitrate manufacturer with foreign currency, as the company sits at the heart of the country's economic recovery.
The development comes as debate is raging on the calibre of some of the benchmark investors.
He has set a target to turn Zimbabwe into a middle-income economy by 2030. President Mnangagwa made the pledge yesterday as he toured Sable Chemicals outside Kwekwe.
He promised to support the country's sole ammonium nitrate manufacturer with foreign currency, as the company sits at the heart of the country's economic recovery.
Source - Fin Gaz
