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Zimbabwe's ailing SOEs owe Chinese, Indian banks US$1.7billion

ZIMBABWE has accessed loans of up to USS$1.7 billion from Chinese and Indian banks to shore up technically insolvent state-owned enterprises (SOEs), a leading regional financier has revealed.According to the Office of the President and Cab…

Published: 31 Dec 2023 at 12:57hrs | 16 | by Staff reporter

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