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Zimbabweans Face Jail for Mocking Bond Notes

"Any person who engraves, soils or makes any words, figures, letters or marks, line or devices which resembles in whole or in any part the said bank note is liable to an imprisonment for a period not exceeding seven years," according to a new proposed law.

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People at a bank waiting for service in Zimbabwe (file photo).

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    Zimbabwe Independent, 25 November 2016

    A CRACK unit of the military working with other wings of the security apparatus is going on a rampage in Harare's high-density suburbs, targeting civilians under the cover of… Read more »

  • Zimbabwe:   Bond Notes - Social Media Attacks Unwarranted

    The Herald, 25 November 2016

    Any poll on most trending issues in Zimbabwe for 2016, across all media platforms, would easily pick the proposed bond notes story as the obvious winner. Even private discussions,… Read more »

  • Zimbabwe:   ATMs to Dispense Bond Notes and U.S. Dollars - Reports

    News24Wire, 25 November 2016

    Zimbabwean banks are set to have separate ATMs for bond notes and the US dollars, reports have said, ahead of the introduction of the dreaded surrogate currency next week. Read more »

  • Zimbabwe:   Bond Notes to Help Industry - Mangudya

    Financial Gazette, 24 November 2016

    RESERVE Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) governor, John Mangudya, yesterday said bond notes would be introduced at the end of this month, advising that the central bank would "not be… Read more »

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