Poverty in Zimbabwe: A Dilemma Viewed From Different Angles

Africa is the second largest continent in the world with the second largest population. Africa is rich in resources, but experienced serious problems, especially poverty, which have not achieved rapid growth. According to IFAD (IFDA, 2011), Zimbabwe Republic was designated as one of the world's poorest countries in 2011. Poverty in Zimbabwe is the result of economic crisis and political conflict and environmental deterioration.

Poverty is different in each case, there is no reason. Depending on circumstances poverty. In Canada, the feeling of poverty in Russia and Zimbabwe living in poverty is different. The gap between rich and poor within the borders of the country is also wonderful. Many definitions, but one thing is certain, poverty is a complex social problem. Although poverty has been defined, it can be thought of as a problem that everyone needs to pay attention to. It is important to provide the opportunity for all members of our society to work together, to maximize their potential for all of our members. It will help everything in us help each other

Different viewpoints on poverty are necessary, so that we can truly understand the real depth of the problem. The proportion of the population of living below the poverty line did not reveal our overall picture. More importantly, consumption requirement (poverty line) People at the lowest level of how short the side tells people we face poverty. According to World Bank data, the average poverty gap is the gap of the poverty line (non-poor gap is zero dollars), expressed as a percentage of the poverty line. The poverty gap is a measure of the degree of poverty. It shows average level below individual poverty line

Zimbabwe is a country suffering from poverty and disease. Even though there are natural resources such as gold, copper, iron and lithium, 68% of the population lives below the poverty line. Because the Zimbabwe Reserve Bank compensates for the deficit in the budget and invests a lot of money to lead to overinflation, 80% of Zimbabwe's people are out of work and even people employed are decreasing their incomes I will. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) also reduced support for Zimbabwe as Zimbabwe refused to implement the International Monetary Fund Reform (CIA World Factbook) because he was unable to repay past loans. However, it is also claimed that past reforms by the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank hurt Zimbabwe and only exacerbate poverty.

Different views of the US Zimbabwe. In order to re-engage the Zimbabwe Democracy and Economic Recovery Act in 2001 to develop bipartisan support, developed the tough conditions, including the elimination of goals and sanctions and debt relief. Mnangagwa and military executives Chiwenga are still approved by approximately 200 individuals and organizations of the US Treasury Department. We need to convince US officials that they will no longer weaken democracy and the rule of law, to unlock, to unfreeze its assets and ban the ban on Americans doing business there is