Finance Minister Tendai Biti today said that the government was on target to raise $2.7 billion in revenues but was struggling to put brakes on spending. “It is the expenditure side that is a nightmare. There is need for a paradigm shift,” he said. The government is expected to run a budget deficit of $700 million this year.
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