IMF Denies Asking Zambia for Independent Audit of Its Debt
LUSAKA (Capital Markets in Africa) – The International Monetary Fund denied asking the Zambian government to undertake an independent audit of its foreign debt. The Washington-based lender also didn’t release any estimate of Zambia’s debt to donors, resident representative Alfredo Baldini said Monday in an emailed response to questions. Nomura International Plc economist Peter Attard Montalto said in a March 27 note the IMF had requested that Zambia’s government undertakes an independent audit of its foreign debt….
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