Zimbabwe Sees Bond Sale as Answer to Two-Decade Land Dispute
- Bonds could be backed by earnings from commodity exports
- Economy in free-fall with annual inflation of more than 700%
A farmer on his land in Nyabira, near Harare.
Photographer: Jekesai Njikizana/AFP via Getty Images
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Zimbabwe may attempt to sell its first international bond to settle a two-decade dispute over the seizure of White-owned commercial farms, even as investor confidence dives.