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Mnangagwa hypes 6 percent growth as Zimbabweans beg for a slice
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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 62005, member: 636"] Zimbabwe achieved consistent 6 percent economic expansion through government reforms and strategic investments, President Mnangagwa reported. Foreign Affairs Minister Professor Amon Murwira delivered the speech at the United Nations General Assembly in New York on Friday. The administration follows a development approach that ensures no citizen gets left behind during national progress. Government changes across agriculture, mining, tourism and manufacturing sectors attracted substantial investment flows that improved citizen welfare. Climate action receives priority through renewable energy expansion, early warning systems and dam construction projects. Zimbabwe offers to share its successful Pfumvudza climate-smart farming methods with other UN member countries. The nation supports establishing technology frameworks that prevent criminal misuse while promoting artificial intelligence benefits for development acceleration. [/QUOTE]
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