Resolution of Legitimacy and the National Question
Congress therefore, calls for the restoration of trust, confidence and legitimacy in order to create an environment for growth, stability, productivity on the back of domestic and foreign capital flows. Congress reiterated its position, that in the face of continued intransigence by Zanu PF, the people of Zimbabwe have a constitutional right to protest.
The National Economy
(i) Macro-economic stability and fiscal consolidation
(ii) A stable monetary policy including a return to the multi-currency regime and the demonetization of the RTGS dollar and its cousin, the bond note.
(iii) Ensuring full employment and the preservation of the value of wages and pensions
(iv) A resolution of the country’s sovereign debt crisis through methods that do not ensure the country’s further indebtedness and the continued accumulation of unsustainable and odious debt.
(v) Addressing poverty, social services and the creation of social safety nets.
(vi) The pursuit of a rigorous programme of the rural areas.
(vii) The pursuit of gross capital formation and infrastructural transformation focusing on roads, energy, dam and ICTs.
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