Public trust and confidence: Zim’s currency reform hurdles

ONE could argue that the intangible aspects of a currency (that are, trust and confidence) are far more important than the tangible (physical) characteristics.

While one can innovate endlessly around the latter, it is very risky to play around with the intangible aspects.

For nearly two decades, Zimbabweans have had a painful relationship with their national currency.

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