Nyasha Mutseyekwa, a minivan transporter in Zimbabwe’s capital Harare, cannot afford new tyres for his ramshackle kombi, selling at US$45 for a good second hand. Whether he opted to pay in US currency or in the devalued local bond notes at the equivalent black market price, Mutseyekwa would have to save up for months to…
Zim recession deeper than thought, outlook bleak . . . as call for re-dollarisation continue to escalate. . . govt is broke, not able to stimulate economy

Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube