WIRE — Zambia has recorded a major breakthrough in its debt restructuring programme after investors holding the country's 2053 Eurobond overwhelmingly agreed to sell the debt back to government. In a statement Secretary to the Treasury Felix Nkulukusa says that bondholders representing 97.85 percent of the US$1.365 billion bond had accepted the cash tender offer by the
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