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    Zimbabwe: Adopt rand now - Terrence Mukupe

    Zimbabwe should adopt the South African rand as its official currency on an interim basis as a way of stabilising the economy, Deputy Finance Minister Terrence Mukupe has said.
    25 Apr 2018
    25 Apr 2018
    Zimbabwe: Adopt rand now - Terrence Mukupe
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    This also comes as the country’s liquidity position remains tight and there have been desperate calls by various stakeholders such as industrial bodies for a solution to the chronic issue or problem, which President Emmerson Mnangagwa has tried to cure by implementing a number of policies including attracting foreign investments.

    Read more: Zimbabwe, rand, Emmerson Mnangagwa
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