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Biti awarded Best Finance Minister in Africa

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The MDC secretary-general and Finance Minister, Hon. Tendai Biti has been awarded the Euromoney Emerging Markets Best Finance Minister in Africa 2009. 

Since 1992, Euromoney, the world’s leading financial markets magazine has singled outstanding institutions and individuals in finance. 

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All the awards have one central theme – they recognise institutions and individuals that demonstrate leadership, innovation and momentum in the markets in which they excel. 

Minister Biti has brought sanity and transparency into the management of public funds ever since he was appointed Minister of Finance in February. He has stood firm in the face of attempts by individuals linked to a certain political party to grab funds from the International Monetary Fund.

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