HARARE – Zimbabwe’s declining long-term deposits is associated with depositors’ speculation on the possible return of the local currency after elections, the African Development Bank (AfDB) has said. The southern Africa nation ditched its local currency in 2009 after being rendered worthless by hyper-inflation with the government opting for more stable foreign currencies led by…
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