Zimbabwe clears debt with IMF but hurdles to financing remain

IMF looks to extend debt deadline for Somalia and Sudan

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Zimbabwe has finally settled its debt with the International Monetary Fund, according to a report published on July 9.

“Zimbabwe repaid its overdue obligations to the PRGT [Poverty Reduction Growth Trust] using its SDR [special drawing rights] holdings on October 20, 2016,” the fund announced in its latest review of outstanding obligations.

The fund last reviewed the list of countries in arrears in 2012.

The repayment removes financial barriers that had prevented Zimbabwe from accessing IMF

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