A rude awakening for Zim

A PAN African banking institution has flagged Zimbabwe’s financing gap estimated at US$3,7 billion as a stumbling block in the country’s march towards an upper-middle-income economy by 2030.

Vision 2030 is President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s grand plan, which is literally being abused by allies in a bid to extend his term beyond the constitutionally-mandated two five-year terms, which end in 2028.

Upper-middle-income economies are those with a gross national income per capita between US$4 466 and US$13 845, according to the World Bank.

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