Today's Zimbabwean elections are being widely watched and the outcome may be interesting especially on the economic side of things. Let's look at the country's economy and what needs to be done to revive it. A report titled Zimbabwe: A Return to Normalcy by research and consulting firm Emergent Research says Zimbabwe's economy will register a significant GDP growth of 6,5% this year, before shooting to 15% next year, should today's elections be credible, with a clear winner. According to the report, there is a 45% likelihood that there will be no clear winner and main parties will agree to form a coalition agreement, or there is a 35% chance that there will be a credible election with a clear winner and a 20% chance that the elections will produce a disputed result and process.
Will the economy of Zimbabwe change back to its glory days where the country was the breadbasket of the region?
We are joined by trade collect economist Lebohang Pheko.
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