Zimbabwe Metro logo Zimbabwe Metro 2 weeks ago

Biti: We Need to Reform the Central Bank to Attract Donors

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HARARE – Zimbabwe’s government has failed to attract funding from foreign donors for next year’s budget because they feared the money could be misused if the central bank is not reformed, the finance minister said on Tuesday. Full Article at Zimbabwe Metro

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  1. Robert Mugabe
  2. Tendai Biti
  3. International Monetary Fund

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Related Quotes

  1. As long as it (the central bank) is in its current form, this will constrain the ability of this government to attract foreign direct investment and budgetary support
    – Tendai Biti SOURCE: Zimbabwe Metro 2 weeks ago
  2. I want honourable members to understand that we have a genuine problem of credibility and accountability at the central bank. It is bleeding and we need to stop that bleeding
    – Tendai Biti SOURCE: Zimbabwe Metro 2 weeks ago
  3. As long as it (the central bank) is in its current form, this will constrain the ability of this government to attract foreign direct investment and budgetary support
    – Tendai Biti SOURCE: News24 2 weeks ago
  4. I want honourable members to understand that we have a genuine problem of credibility and accountability at the central bank. It is bleeding and we need to stop that bleeding
    – Tendai Biti SOURCE: News24 2 weeks ago
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