Industrialized farming was once the backbone of the domestic Zimbabwean economy and contributed up to 40% of the exported produce.

Agriculture was once the backbone of the Zimbabwean economy.

Critics of the land reforms have contended that they have had a serious detrimental effect on the Zimbabwean economy.

They also helped sustain the Zimbabwean economy in a time of some turbulence.

Since the formation of the Unity Government in 2009, the Zimbabwean economy has been on the rebound.

This has had a huge impact on the Zimbabwean economy.

Worse still, the entire Zimbabwean economy is near collapse.

This ultimately led to the deterioration of the Zimbabwean economy which plagues the country today.

By 2003, the average income was less than US$400, and the Zimbabwean economy was in freefall.

As the Zimbabwean economy deteriorated, managers of the bank started in engaging in non-core activities.