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Can we please get back into the real world,we all know where this currency problem is coming from,the ruling elite have no idea how to fix the economy of this country,they have turned this country into a kingdom of their own,got rid of the rule of law,turned the justice system into a shield that only protects them,ran the economy to the ground by looting our natural resources to enrich themselves ,they should start by changing their policies in order for us to attract direct genuine foreign investors,not looters from China,stick to proper rule of law,transparent justice system,hold proper free and fare elections,let the people's voices be heard,change the current administration, and they will be no need to keep changing our currency,you can rig the elections but you can't rig the economy,

Umwe akapiwa 2 year jail akabvisirwa 2 years

Beware of Jeff Judah Hosanna, a fake coordinator of national demonstrations on Zanu Pf payroll

Imagine Neville is home enjoying life for similar crimes

Mumboitawo proof reading nyaya dzenyu musati maisa pajekerere. 1. Mapurisa ndiwo akaita transfer yemaZiG kwava kupa futi muchenjimani 20usd. 2. Munhu akapiwa 6 mnths then 3 mnths were suspended kwava kusara effectively ne 6 mnths ..... does this make sense to you?

Hatirege kusvika yalife imprisonment

the truth has been spoken

*Hopewell Chin'ono* Things are tough in crookED Emmerson’s Zimbabwe, not just for Zimbabweans but even for tourists! This is Lucas Slavik from the Czech Republic. He was arrested last week for making a video showing that there was no water or electricity in the city of Masvingo. Zimbabwe suffers from 20-hour power blackouts due to years of looting by crookED Emmerson and his party, ZANU-PF. Lucas Slavik has been denied bail today, even though he is being charged under a law that doesn’t exist. The constitution doesn’t matter in Zimbabwe. The judiciary, led by Chief Justice Dopey Luke, who now drives around in a motorcade, has been destroyed. It is truly the Wild Wild West in Zimbabwe not just for Zimbabweans but even for tourists! Lucas Slavik might now stay in prison without trial for a while, only because he made a video documenting what he saw in Zimbabwe! Lucas Slavik's arrest and denial of bail is a disturbing example of how the Zimbabwean government is cracking down on freedom of expression and using arbitrary and unlawful means to silence dissent. The fact that he was arrested for simply making a video documenting the lack of basic services in Masvingo is a clear violation of his rights and freedoms. The situation is made even worse by the fact that he is being charged under a law that doesn't even exist, highlighting the breakdown of the rule of law in Zimbabwe. That is today’s Zimbabwe under crookED Emmerson!

zvechokwadi uri Gokwe SADC elections yamakaudzwa ndeyei nhai museyamwa

tiri zvedu kuno Gokwe, toinda kundopemberera ED nekuhwina kwaakaita paSadc elections. zvofadza chose

Wadyejena. Chuvhayo chugumba mupfumira chumombe obertmpofu rushwaya matonga sean mupfumi passion coach mukumba guvamatanga tugwurei kuda emmer mtulincube bimha naaxui wese wari panze nema billion avakatora hawanakupara mhosva nhai asi uyu zuze zvake naye naye madiii ku daidza SADC apa? Kutoshamatata zvegotsi rembwa ndozvogonekwa. Kufadza pfambi dzenyu munechirwere chegonde kusafunga kusanyara batai gono mushayazig mungundya nagiribheti munotya sei corruption leaders in Southern Africa 🌍

small fish is easy to catch,big fish inodambura mambure

6mths sentence, 3mths sup, effective 6 mths ?????. Dzonongoramba dziri 6 mnths here kana dzimwe 3 dza supendiwa.

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Ko mutsvangwa

The black market currency exchange in Zimbabwe emerged as a response to market failure, characterized by: 1. _Foreign currency shortages_: The official foreign exchange market failed to meet demand, leading to a shortage of foreign currency. 2. _Fixed exchange rates_: The government's fixed exchange rate policy created a disconnect between the official and black market rates. 3. _Inflation and currency devaluation_: Hyperinflation and currency devaluation eroded trust in the official currency, driving demand for foreign currency. 4. _Restrictive capital controls_: Strict capital controls limited access to foreign currency, fueling black market activity. 5. _Lack of confidence in the government_: Political instability and policy inconsistencies eroded confidence in the government's ability to manage the economy. The black market currency exchange, also known as the "parallel market," offers an alternative for individuals and businesses to access foreign currency, but it also perpetuates: 1. _Currency instability_ 2. _Inflation_ 3. _Unequal access to foreign currency_ 4. _Corruption_ 5. _Economic distortions_ The government has attempted to address these issues through various measures, including: 1. _Currency reforms_ 2. _Monetary policy adjustments_ 3. _Capital control relaxation_ 4. _Foreign currency auctions_ 5. _Anti-black market operations_ However, a comprehensive solution requires addressing the underlying economic and political challenges.

Enforcing the law💯