Zimbabwe last Friday paid an additional $10-million to the International Monetary Fund as it seeks to move out of the red, with only $25-million now outstanding under the critical General Resources Account, the state-controlled Zimbabwe Herald newspaper reported on Monday. It said Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe Governor Dr Gideon Gono had confirmed the payment at the weekend, adding that a total of $67-million had also been paid towards the procurement of fuel, grain, power imports, seed and other critical requirements. The payment to the Bretton Woods institution brings to $155-million the amount paid by the country this year alone, it added.