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Finance Minister Plans to Reintroduce Zimbabwean Dollar This Year

Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube is under fire for torching the current economic tumult through his recent policy measures that have been unpopular with both business and locals. Ncube said adopting the U.S. dollar or the South African rand would not solve the country's macro-economic problems.

Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe - Local Currency in Circulation

Cameroon Tribune, 14 January 2019

The Zimbabwean government is working with China and South Africa to reinvigorate the economy to levels that allow for the re-introduction of the local currency, the Zimbabwe… Read more »
Zimbabwe: 'Local Currency Step in the Right Direction'

The Herald, 14 January 2019

Finance and Economic Development Minister Professor Mthuli Ncube must address existing loopholes if his plans to introduce a local currency within the next 12 months are to… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Ncube Shuts Door On Dollarisation, Says to Reintroduce Zimdollar

New Zimbabwe, 12 January 2019

Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube has put-paid to any hopes of the country adopting the US dollar to tame a revolting economy, insisting Friday that government was planning on… Read more »

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Zimbabwean dollar.

Zimbabwe: Local Currency in 12 Months - Finance Minister

The Herald, 12 January 2019

Finance and Economic Development Minister Professor Mthuli Ncube yesterday said the country will have its own currency within the next 12 months, as Government is frantically… Read more »
Zimbabwe: 'Incapacitated' Teachers to Report for Work Once a Week

New Zimbabwe, 11 January 2019

Zimbabwean teachers will from next week report for work once a week in what they insist matches government's 10 percent offer to their salary demands. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Be Humble and Austere As Govt Lead By Example - Finance Minister

263Chat, 11 January 2019

Finance Minister Professor Mthuli Ncube has urged Zimbabweans to be "humble and austere" as government embarks on structural economic reforms to rebuild the economy. Read more »
Zimbabwe: The Road Is Long, Winding And At Times Bumpy - Finance Minister

New Zimbabwe, 11 January 2019

Zimbabwe is back on the map. Just as we open up our economy and democratic space, so too are we opening our arms to the world. Read more »

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Is Zimbabwe On The Brink of Civil Unrest?

Mass protests proposed by the combined force of civil servants, labour unions and the opposition have plunged the government into panic, with growing fears the unfolding economic ... Read more »
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