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Johannesburg - Zimbabwe's economy is on track to grow by 8.1% this year and close to 10% in 2011, the country's finance minister said on Thursday.
Tendai Biti made the forecast to Reuters on the sidelines of a conference in Johannesburg.
The southern African nation was battered by a decade of economic contraction and hyperinflation, which reached 500 billion percent in 2008. Zimbabwe has begun to recover after a unity government set up last year dumped the worthless local currency for foreign currencies.