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    Price blitz inspired 'anarchy' says Gono

    Zimbabwe's central bank chief pledged Wednesday that empty shop shelves would soon be replenished as he denounced the "anarchy" inspired by the government's order for retailers to slash their prices in half.
    25 Oct 2007
    25 Oct 2007

    Addressing a news conference that was also attended by some cabinet ministers, Gideon Gono said the availability of goods was improving after widespread shortages that he acknowledged were sparked by the controversial Operation Dzikisa Mutengo (Reduce Prices) which began in June.

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