In a cabinet briefing yesterday Information Minister Monica Mutsvangwa said only 22 projects were behind schedule at day 50.
She was presenting a report on the implementation of government programmes for the second 100-day cycle which began on 28 February and ends on 7 June.
Zimbabwe is currently facing an acute shortage of fuel, power and cash. Prices are also skyrocketing as businesses continue to peg them on the black-market rate of the local RTGS dollar against the United States dollar.
Mutsvangwa did not list the projects that were ahead of schedule or those on schedule but said they were being undertaken by the ministries of: Environment and Tourism, Finance, Higher Education, Foreign Affairs, Home Affairs, Justice, Information and Mines.
She listed the projects that were behind schedule as:
Mutsvangwa said these projects were behind because of price escalations and shortage of foreign currency.
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