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Zimbabwe's government is promoting its new gold-backed currency, the ZiG, through public campaigns and forceful measures, including arrests of street currency dealers and freezing business accounts. Despite these efforts, public mistrust and a preference for U.S. dollars persist, driven by economic instability and the black market.
Zimbabwe's government is promoting its new gold-backed currency, the ZiG, through public rallies, media campaigns, and forceful measures like arresting street currency dealers and freezing business accounts. Despite these efforts, public mistrust and a preference for U.S. dollars persist, driving a robust black market. The ZiG faces significant challenges in gaining acceptance, with many businesses and individuals still relying on the U.S. dollar for transactions.
Zimbabwe has replaced its local dollar with a new currency called ZiG, backed by a mix of foreign currency and gold, in an effort to stabilize its economy. The new currency will be launched on April 8 at a rate of 13.56 per dollar and will have an initial interest rate of 20%.