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Zimbabwe will stick to new currency promises

Building trust
The new currency, called Zimbabwe Gold or ZiG for short, is the Southern African country's sixth attempt at a local currency in 15 years after a bout of hyperinflation under former leader Robert Mugabe.
Nyasha Chingono - Zimbabwe's government will stick to what it promised when it launched a new currency in April by ensuring it remains fully backed by reserves, the central bank go
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Allgemeine Zeitung 2024-11-19

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