The African Development Bank is considering a financial aid package for Zimbabwe, The Herald reported June 17, citing the bank's director for southern Africa. The move has allegedly been inspired by 2018 Zimbabwean plans for structural economic reform and a recent International Monetary Fund program backing those plans. The support package could provide funding for several projects before the end of the year and offer Zimbabwe a direct line of credit in the next year. But before any package could be finalized, the African Development Bank would need to establish a plan for Zimbabwe, which already owes it $605 million, to repay its debt.