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Zimbabweans row over donor money

Source: BBC
Harare : Zimbabwe | 2 months ago  
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He has reportedly argued that the money should be spent only after the government has agreed a budget. The unity government was formed in February in an attempt to save Zimbabwe's shattered economy. Donors have been wary of restoring too much aid to Zimbabwe, fearing it could be misused by Mr Mugabe and...
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