bond notes in zimbabwe

By Whitlaw Tanyanyiwa Mugwiji The study of history has a moral purpose, so we are told. It is believed that studying history can create better citizens in a free society. At least this is the shared belief among authors of history books.…
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Cash burning which was popular during the hyperinflation era of around 2007, is back in Bulawayo, with cash barons taking advantage of the crippling shortages to sell cash to desperate members of the public at premiums of between six and 10…
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Cash shortages in Zimbabwe are worsening as the introduction of bond notes, which is set for November, to stem the problem becomes imminent.
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By Shame Makoshori Zimbabwe's banking sector is deeply divided over bond notes, despite public appearance of unity over the planned introduction of the domestic currency, the Financial Gazette can report. The Bankers Association…
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By Dumisani Ndlela There is fear in the air, and it is palpable. At the end of this month, the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) is planning to introduce bond notes, a so-called surrogate currency of the US dollar. Very few people want…
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The planned introduction of bond notes has been moved to early November, with a public campaign on the new currency expected to commence at the end of this month, Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) governor, John Mangudya, has said.…
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By Bridget Mananavire Uncertainty now surrounds the government’s planned introduction of bond notes next month — in its desperate bid to mitigate the country’s worsening liquidity and cash crisis — following yet another court challenge…
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