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Last week's article explained worsening inequalities in Zimbabwe ... could save as a much 20% of the costs of goods and services, equivalent to 3% of GDP or US$12,7 billion each year.

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For example ... billion taels of silver, equivalent to around US$270 billion (£200bn), during his lucrative career). Imperial institutions failed to restrain the inequality and moral decay ...