With the economy down on its knees and citizens calling on the President Robert Mugabe to step down, plans to reduce poverty in Zimbabwe are likely to be brushed off and political banter.
But Finance Minister Patrick Chinamasa announced yesterday that the country will be launching its Interim Poverty Reduction Strategy on 26 September.
He said the strategy was formulated after broad consultations from district to national level in May followed by a validation workshop that was held on 22 June.
The strategy has six pillars, which are:
Zimbabwe is rated as one of the best project planners but at the same time it is one of the worst implementers.
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