Dear RBZ Governor Mangudya I write this letter after spending five days without water in my suburb and also after several typhoid cases have been reported in Harare. I reside in Harare. I write to express my personal opinion on bond notes. In 2007/8 Local Authorities grappled
For the past three months or so, central bank authorities have been advancing efforts to introduce bond notes, which they admit is not money that can be used elsewhere across borders. Their chief motive is to encourage exports by easing cash shortages within the multi-currency
In a move that will likely set him on a collision course with opposition parties and civic groups intensely campaigning against the introduction of bond notes, the newly elected Member of Parliament for Norton Constituency, Temba Mliswa believes marching against Zimbabwe’s contested currency is misplaced. Speaking
Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition has begun an ambitious campaign dubbed #SayNoToBondnotes which seeks to educate Zimbabweans on why they should reject bond notes. According the organisation's Youth Committee chairperson, Claris Madhuku, the campaign will spread to every part of the country contesting efforts by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe Chamber of Informal Association, (ZCIEA) has condemned government’s move to introduce bond notes saying this will evoke memories of the 2008 economic meltdown. Addressing journalists in the capital on Wednesday, ZCEA President Lorraine Sibanda denounced bond notes saying their introduction will not improve the
Equivalent vs Identical I’ll start with a story. There was once a chicken farmer called Jabulani, and a duck farmer called Tatenda. Both Jabulani and Tatenda had only been farming for a short period, and each had 20 birds. After a lengthy conversation at the local
Civic organisations in Zimbabwe have condemned the planned introduction of bond notes saying the move will worsen the country's economic situation as they do not add any value to the nation. During a meeting organised by Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition, ZimRights Director, Okay Machisa said, “The
Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe Governor, Dr John Mangudya has sensationally claimed that he will resign if bond notes fail to resuscitate Zimbabwe crippling economy. The central bank governor made the remarks on Friday when he met members of #Tajamuka movement, after they petitioned him not to
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