Prof. Mthuli Ncube
IN October 2018, the Government adopted the Transitional Stabilisation Programme (TSP) as its working economic document setting the tone and pace of pursuing economic reforms as it moved to stabilise the country’s economy.
By Vincent Gono
The economic blueprint was given a two-year term and expires this month-end paving the way for the already launched National Development Strategy 1 (NDS1). This is a pointer to the step by step reconstruction of the national economy and a show of political will in achieving the country’s upper middle-income economy vision by 2030.
The TSP, was adopted in 2018 as a transformational economic blueprint that laid the economic route that Government was going to follow in the revival of the economy that had seen better days of international and domestic debt, lack of investment, battering, hyper-inflation and price distortions.