Zimbabwe's fragile unity government is facing yet another crisis. The former opposition Movement for Democratic Change last week announced it was boycotting its ZANU-PF partner because it is delaying full implementation of a power sharing agreement that brought the MDC into government. One year after the signing the accord, relations between the political rivals continue to be tense. But the new government has made some progress toward stabilizing the ailing Zimbabwean economy. VOA's Scott Bobb reports from Harare that many Zimbabweans see signs of improvement but others complain that progress is slow and life remains hard.
@MrSAYNOTOGMO They could't do that to Gadhafi. He was involved in making a North African union with GOLD as a standard currency. Can't inflate that. That's why they had to take him down. That and a lot of other things.
Blackgam3r 1 month ago
Zimbabwean dollar and us dollar are equal in 1980 but now ????why??????who's benefit ????? who is the devil?????? zimbabwe you have been played by economic HITMAN . Do some research about how the economic HITMAN work, protect yourself
MrSAYNOTOGMO 9 months ago
micro eh macro economy has also shown signs of improvements.
champ4sho1 11 months ago
Where is the common man in Zimbabwe going to find US$ or South africa rand??
am1966ath 1 year ago
good to hear that zimbabwe is on the rise. what they did to the Zimbabwe dollar is a damn shame.
fourstar7 2 years ago
hurray... small steps are needed before we can take giant leaps. i hope they're lawfully pushing Mugabe out :)
Eurafrican 2 years ago