Interview with Zimbabwe president Robert Mugabe.

The transcript discusses Botswana's past criticism of South Africa's economic growth, emphasizing that Botswana was not responsible for any decline. It highlights the trade dynamics between Zimbabwe and South Africa, noting that trade has been rising despite sanctions. The discussion shifts to international aid, particularly from Britain and the USA, to Zimbabwe, with gratitude expressed towards the World Food Programme (WFP) and its donors.

What is the main focus of Botswana's criticism towards South Africa?

• The decline in South Africa's economic growth

• The increase in trade volumes

• The sanctions imposed by South Africa

• The lack of cultural exchange programs

How has Zimbabwe's trade with South Africa been described?

• Declining due to sanctions

• Dependent on external aid

• Rising despite challenges

• Stagnant over the years

Which countries have provided significant financial aid to Zimbabwe?

• Germany and France

• Britain and the United States

• China and India

• Australia and Canada

What role does the WFP play in the context of international aid?

• It distributes aid funded by donor countries

• It negotiates trade agreements

• It imposes trade sanctions

• It provides direct financial aid to governments

How is gratitude expressed towards donor countries?

• Through diplomatic visits

• Through direct acknowledgment

• By thanking the WFP

• By increasing trade volumes