Zimbabwe: A Pre-election Overview and Recovery Scenarios 2005
The report examines Zimbabwe's severe economic and political crisis, detailing the decline in agriculture, rampant inflation, and the contentious land reform program. It discusses the upcoming 2005 elections, regional dynamics, and potential recovery scenarios, emphasizing the need for political change, rule of law, and international support.
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| Report location: | source |
| Language: | English |
| Publisher: | South African Institute of International Affairs |
| Authors: | Dianna Games |
| Geographic focus: | Zimbabwe |
Methods
The research method involved analyzing Zimbabwe's economic and political situation, examining the impact of the land reform program, and evaluating the potential for recovery. The report includes data on GDP, exports, and inflation, as well as assessments of the judiciary, media, and political climate.
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Key Insights
Zimbabwe's economic and political crisis is characterized by a shrinking economy, high inflation, and political repression. The land reform program has disrupted agriculture, and the upcoming 2005 elections are unlikely to be free and fair. Recovery scenarios include political change, economic stabilization, and international assistance, but are contingent on the restoration of the rule of law and credible elections.
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Additional Viewpoints
Categories: 2005 elections | English publication language | Zimbabwe geographic scope | agriculture decline | donor assistance | economic crisis | inflation | international relations | land reform | living standards | political repression | politics | recovery scenarios | rule of law