Zimbabwe's president is wrapping up the year with his final cabinet session at State House in Harare as the government shifts gears from its first national development plan to the next phase. The economy apparently hit 6.6 percent growth, and they just wrapped up their best wheat harvest ever at over 640,000 metric tonnes, marking three straight years without needing imports.
The government got some major infrastructure done like finishing that massive traffic interchange in Harare that used to be a nightmare roundabout, and they expanded the international airport to handle more passengers. They also kept their new currency stable with tight monetary policy, upgraded key highways connecting trade routes, and ditched the death penalty to align with international standards.
The government got some major infrastructure done like finishing that massive traffic interchange in Harare that used to be a nightmare roundabout, and they expanded the international airport to handle more passengers. They also kept their new currency stable with tight monetary policy, upgraded key highways connecting trade routes, and ditched the death penalty to align with international standards.
