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BIZ HUB GLOOMY ECONOMIC OUTLOOK FOR 2015 By Brighton Gumbo Z imbabwe entered 2015 struck by perennial problems of woeful economy, poor service delivery and retrenchments. Speaking to campus moments correspondent, Blessing Antipa, a finance student at NUST said that the government has failed to utilize political will power to address the financial challenges facing the country. 'The government officials are busy putting all the blame of these financial woes that the country is facing on sanctions which were imposed on the country by the West in early 2000s,' said Antipa.'Instead they have to stand out and draw up policies that can help in the national development like coming up with a strategy of reviving the industries in Bulawayo so that the Gross Domestic Product(GDP) is increased. He added that the country cannot keep on like this, it has to quickly revise and improve the economic policies so that it attracts Foreign Direct Investment(FDI). On comment majority commercial personnel said that the year 2014 rounded up with an unbalanced national budget, retrenchments both in private and public companies due to failure of meeting financial obligations 'Zimbabwe is failing to attract inv