Zimbabwe: Banks Fail PR On Cash Crisis

The Herald, 2 June 2016

The year 2008 is a year will forever be etched in most Zimbabwean's mind as it represents both positive and negative things. One of the negative issues were the long winding queues… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe Tries to Revive Local Interest in the Rand

Financial Gazette, 2 June 2016

ZIMBABWE's central bank governor is a man under pressure. John Mangudya is dominating the headlines in the country right now as he grapples with a serious currency crisis and cash… Read more »

The phased-out Zimbabwe bearer cheques (file photo).

Zimbabwe: Parly Finance Chair Backs Central Bank's Bond Notes

New Zimbabwe, 21 May 2016

PARLIAMENT'S Finance Committee chair, David Chapfika, has come out in full support of under fire Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) governor, John Mangudya, who recently announced… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Cash Crisis As Bond Notes Trigger Panic Withdrawals

Zimbabwe Standard, 11 May 2016

Panic withdrawals have gripped the banking sector as depositors take away their money amid skepticism over the government's intentions to introduce bond notes in two months' time. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Central Bank Criticized Over Bond Notes

Financial Gazette, 12 May 2016

LAST week, soon after the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) governor, John Mangudya, unveiled a raft of measures to deal with an accelerating cash crisis in the economy, social media… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Swedish Foreign Minister Meets VP Mnangagwa

The Herald, 16 May 2016

Sweden is willing to re-engage Zimbabwe and improve bilateral relations between the two countries, an official said on Thursday. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Magaya's Bond Notes Warning

Zimbabwe Standard, 8 May 2016

Prophetic Healing and Deliverance (PHD) Ministries leader Walter Magaya has pleaded with the government to re-think the introduction of bond notes, warning history was repeating… Read more »
Zimbabwe: The New Zimbabwean Dollar That Isn't

Daily Maverick, 9 May 2016

It looks like a currency, it smells like a currency, it feels like a currency - but, according to the reserve bank, Zimbabwe's new "bond notes" definitely do not mark the return of… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Bond Notes Trigger Widespread Alarm

Zimbabwe Independent, 6 May 2016

FORMER Finance minister Tendai Biti has castigated government over its decision to introduce bond notes into the market saying the move would result in externalisation and closure… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Madhuku Mobilises for Nationwide Anti-Bond Notes Protests

New Zimbabwe, 6 May 2016

THE Lovemore Madhuku led National Constitutional Assembly (NCA) political party is mobilising Zimbabweans towards nationwide protests against the introduction of bond notes by the… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Zimbabweans Speak Out On Bond Notes

The Herald, 6 May 2016

Zimbabweans have expressed mixed feelings with the proposed introduction of bond notes by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe, with some saying it would ease the liquidity challenges… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Let's Support RBZ's Fiscal Initiatives

The Herald, 6 May 2016

Measures introduced by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe on Wednesday must be given a chance as they have the potential to address challenges that the country has been facing on the… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Citizens Wary of New 'Bond Notes' to Match the Dollar

DW, 5 May 2016

The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has announced that it will be printing local bond notes with the same value as the US dollar. Most residents are wary of the move saying it could… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Cash Crisis - RBZ to Unveil Bond Notes

The Herald, 5 May 2016

The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe is set to introduce bond notes to curb money flowing out of the country, while measures have been put in place to promote the widespread use of… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Central Bank to Introduce Bonded Notes to Ease Cash Crisis

New Zimbabwe, 4 May 2016

Zimbabwe will soon see the introduction of bonded notes to the tune of $200 million as government finds itself in panic mode in the wake of a worsening cash crisis which has seen… Read more »