Zimbabwe economic crisis: new currency lost nearly half its value in six months

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Zimbabwe economic crisis: new currency lost nearly half its value in six months


Zimbabwe’s government is struggling to stabilise the country’s economy.

Al Jazeera’s Haru Mutasa reports from Harare:

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  1. The thing with Zim is that they were unable to get funding for all the infrastructure developments that have been happening recently and to tackle the problem they decided to print and create more of f the currency to fund the activities…. Repeating the same mistake in 2008 leading to our current predicament 🤦

  2. Communism and socialism doesn't work. You have to get rid of the central bank. Fifth plank of the communist manifesto is to have a central bank. They always use fractional reseve banking without gold. You must move to decentralized banking. Establish warehouses with commodities backing them. It must be 100 percent honest.

  3. bad reporting,currently Zimbabwe's Economy is doing better than before tha other countries in the region(SADC)come to Malawi and see how the western puppet has destroyed the economy in just few years.

  4. Great now South Africa has to carry this burden called Zimbabwe that didn't even help us during Apartheid they should just merge with SA and become our tenth province

  5. Zimbabwe should just join the CMA already! It’d mean:

    1⃣ Lower Transaction Costs – easier trade with SA, Lesotho, Namibia, Eswatini.
    2⃣ Increased Stability – better inflation control and stronger currency policy with the Rand.
    3⃣ Restored Trust – a currency backed by ZAR would give people confidence.

    And we’d still keep a local currency; it’d just be linked to the Rand for stability. This doesn’t even have to be forever—think of it as a 30-year plan to get our economy on track.

  6. AS LONG Zanu pf still rules nothing will change in Zimbabwe even Zimbabwe soldiers are brain washed by Zanu pf regime they cant even send their kids to better school just suffering while protecting the Usles gorvement telling people that you fought for Zimbabweans but nothing you just fought for poverty