HARARE – The European Union (EU) is set to advance Zimbabwe $300 million in funding support after the bloc lifted decade-long trade restrictions on the southern African country. Last week, the EU indicated that it would, from 2015, start a $300 million five-year funding programme to support Zimbabwe’s health, agriculture and governance initiatives. Zimbabwe requires…
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