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Zimbabwe Opposition Parties Pledge to Restore 'Bread Basket' Status

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On April 18, 2016, ten opposition political parties in Zimbabwe issued a joint statement. The parties pledged to work together to find collective solutions to restore the national economy. They also promised to restore the country’s status as the bread basket of Africa and attract new investment.

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The parties committed to restoring business ethics, securing land rights, and ensuring food security. These pledges aim to address national economic challenges and attract capital to Zimbabwe.

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Who's involved

  • ZimbabweThe sovereign state where the opposition parties made pledges to restore the national economy.
  • AfricaThe continent whose status as the 'bread basket' is referenced in the pledges.

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