Guvamatanga & Ncube lock currency discipline
Zimbabwe has recorded a primary fiscal surplus. In a country that spent nearly a decade inside the second-worst hyperinflation in recorded monetary history, that sentence alone is worth stopping for.
Zimbabwe has recorded a primary fiscal surplus. In a country that spent nearly a decade inside the second-worst hyperinflation in recorded monetary history, that sentence alone is worth stopping for.
Zimbabwe welcomed a new guardian of its public purse. Mrs. Vimbai Kadenge Chikwenhere — Big Four-trained, internationally seasoned, and unapologetically Zimbabwean — was unanimously approved by Parliament as the country's new Auditor-General. But Chikwenhere is no ordinary successor.
The cable from Washington arrived at the Treasury building on Samora Machel Avenue at the start of the working day, and George Guvamatanga read it the way he reads most things — slowly, with the patience of a man who already knows what it says. IMF Management had approved Zimbabwe'
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Zimbabwe has recorded a primary fiscal surplus. In a country that spent nearly a decade inside the second-worst hyperinflation in recorded monetary history, that sentence alone is worth stopping for.
Every African economy that has destroyed its currency did so the same way: printed first, explained later. Zimbabwe's new currency regime is attempting the opposite. This is the story of what changed, who forced it, and what it costs to hold the line.
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Zimbabwe welcomed a new guardian of its public purse. Mrs. Vimbai Kadenge Chikwenhere — Big Four-trained, internationally seasoned, and unapologetically Zimbabwean — was unanimously approved by Parliament as the country's new Auditor-General. But Chikwenhere is no ordinary successor.
On a Friday afternoon in Sandton, a fund manager who covers frontier debt pulls up Zimbabwe on his screen for the first time in 3 years. Q1 revenues 24% above target. March inflation at 4.4%. The ZiG holding at roughly 26.7 to the dollar through quarter-end. He stares
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The cable from Washington arrived at the Treasury building on Samora Machel Avenue at the start of the working day, and George Guvamatanga read it the way he reads most things — slowly, with the patience of a man who already knows what it says. IMF Management had approved Zimbabwe'
On a Friday afternoon in Sandton, a fund manager who covers frontier debt pulls up Zimbabwe on his screen for the first time in 3 years. Q1 revenues 24% above target. March inflation at 4.4%. The ZiG holding at roughly 26.7 to the dollar through quarter-end. He stares