Zimbabwe's Military Ends Intervention, But Nation's Economic Challenges Remain

One month after taking control of the country, the Zimbabwean army said its military intervention that ousted longtime president Robert Mugabe has ended. But as a new president promises to rebuild an economy plagued by decades of mismanagement, the International Monetary Fund says restoring growth will require concerted efforts to tackle Zimbabwe's unsustainable fiscal deficit along with many other challenges facing the country. VOA Correspondent Mariama Diallo reports.