IMF to unlock nearly $600 million for drought-hit Zambia
The deal followed a request from Lusaka to increase the loan deal from $1.3 billion (sh4.94 trillion) to $1.7 billion (sh6.46 trillion).
Zambia, now led by President Hakainde Hichilema (pictured), had about $18 billion (sh68.43 trillion) in debt when it defaulted in 2020 but it has since reached a debt restructuring deal with creditors. (AFP)
By: NewVision Reporter, Journalist @NewVision
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LUSAKA - The International Monetary Fund said Tuesday it has agreed to unlock $574 million (sh2.18 trillion in Ugandan currency) in financial assistance to support
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