IMF to Appoint its First Country Head for Zimbabwe in a Decade
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The International Monetary Fund is appointing a resident representative in Zimbabwe for the first time in 10 years as the southern African country seeks to mend relations with the lender..
Christian Beddies is the IMF’s first appointment in Zimbabwe since 2004 when the Washington-based lender closed its office in the country, two officials with knowledge of the situation said, declining to be identified because they aren’t authorized to speak to media on the matter. Beddies has arrived in the country, one of the people said.