Zimbabwe's agricultural sector is expected to grow by 34 percent in 2021, three times the initial projection, due to good rainfall and supportive government programs, as reported by the Finance and Economic Development Minister, Mthuli Ncube. This growth, which is anticipated to be the largest in the economy, is contributed by increased production of maize, tobacco, cotton, and other crops, as well as the growth in the horticulture sub-sector and the poultry sector. The economic growth, which is projected to reach 7.8 percent, is also expected to receive support from global commodity price booms, stable economic conditions, and the government's Covid-19 response measures, with Bretton Woods institutions predicting expansion of 6 percent and 3.9 percent, respectively.