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The government's failure to manage the black market further exacerbates the ongoing crisis, and it appears Zimbabwe’s currency troubles are far from over.
The central bank encouraged all banking sector players to therefore make necessary arrangements to facilitate a smooth transition to the new currency code.
The ZiG is now Zimbabwe’s legal tender for all public and private debts and is part of a multi-currency basket that includes the US dollar (USD) and South African rand, among others.
The Zimdollar has been depreciating sharply against major currencies on low confidence. The depreciation has pushed up the prices of basic commodities.
Even the government itself is now tired and is dumping the unstable ZWL. For instance, passports issued by the Registrar’s Office are charged exclusively in USD.
Also, the Treasury promised to follow a prudent approach to fiscal management (cash budgeting, raising additional tax revenue, containing spending and efficient resource use) in 2024.