
Zimbabwe foreign currency ban causing confusion
Traders on the black market are preparing to make a profit as ordinary people struggle
Following the shock announcement banning the use of foreign currencies in Zimbabwe, traders on the black market are preparing to make a profit. While for many Zimbabweans the current currency confusion is causing confusion and further hardship. Shingai Nyoka reports from Harare.
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