HARARE – Zimbabwe is set to achieve its inflation target of below five percent despite the recent upswing in the year-to-year rate for October to 3,38 percent, but must implement measures to avoid “imported inflation” economic analysts say. The country is a major importer as its manufacturing sector remains depressed. Inflation, which has been contained…
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