FOR decades, the standard high school curriculum has operated under a puzzling contradiction, we meticulously prepare young minds to calculate the velocity of an object or analyse medieval literature, yet we send them into the adult world functionally illiterate in the very medium that governs their daily survival— money. The launch of the inaugural Schools…

The launch of the inaugural Schools Monetary Policy Challenge by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) is not just a welcome educational sidebar; it is a long-overdue macroeconomic intervention.
