Zimbabwe economic recovery hangs in balance after Mugabe victory

HARARE (Reuters) - A disputed election victory by Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe's ZANU-PF this week threatens a fragile economic recovery as the party warned it would speed up a drive to seize majority stakes in foreign firms.

But the win also offers Mugabe's party an opportunity to mend ties with foreign donors that have suspended support over policy differences with the veteran leader, who appears to have secured a five-year extension to this 33 year rule.

In comments that may rattle foreign-owned banks and mining firms in the southern African state, ZANU-PF legal affairs deputy secretary Patrick Chinamasa said the party was ready to rebuild damaged relations with the West, but would press on with the transfer of control of foreign firms to locals.

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