The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe has admitted chances are high that new notes and coins will find their way onto the informal sector. When the cash is traded illegally it may not return into the formal banking system because the domestic economy is about 60 percent informal.
@Nyakaz5@duchessmasiziba@HeraldZimbabwe The public transport is better that's one, Two if you haven't noticed industrial work has gone up witch will soon reflect on the economy thus boosting it,Three Youth employment tax , four opening Zimbabwe's doors to everyone from around the world, Five less rood blocks.
@duchessmasiziba@HeraldZimbabwe Are you not shy you are the people who talk negativity and spread it like wild fired yet, your thoughts could be positive, hes done a lot for the country all you probably see the bad, and ignore the good its probably now programmed in your brain to blame someone else.
National Social Security Authority (NSSA) pensioners have not only suffered from questionable investments, as uncovered by a forensic audit, but also from a 15-month moratorium on new investments.The moratorium resulted in the value of US$150 million in cash. @nickmangwana