In regions like Murehwa and Marange, forests are cleared to access gold deposits, resulting in habitat loss and diminished carbon sequestration.

This global community represents a powerful resource with the potential to transform Zimbabwe’s socio-economic landscape.

Addressing informalisation is not just an economic necessity — it is essential for creating a future of opportunity and stability for all Zimbabweans.

Zimbabwe’s external debt is divided between bilateral and multilateral creditors. Bilateral debt amounts to US$6,3 billion, with 76% arrears and penalties.