It’s called a dollar, and worth a dollar – at least for now. But it has nothing to do with the U.S. Federal Reserve. Zimbabwe has started issuing so-called bond notes in a bid to ease a chronic ...

The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe released US$10 million worth of a controversial quasi-currency Monday in an attempt to ease the country's liquidity troubles. The initial release of the so-called bond ...

That Zimbabwe's currency disappeared up its own printing press we know. The last notes to roll off the line were one hundred trillion dollar ones and they were worth about enough for a weekly bus pass ...

Zimbabweans compare the new note with the US dollar note following the introduction of new notes by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe in Harare, Monday, Nov, 28, 2016. The Southern African nation has ...

Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. When President Robert Mugabe scrapped the Zimbabwe dollar in 2009, most of his people thought this meant the end of ...

HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe launched a "bond notes" currency which held its value against the U.S. dollar on Monday, despite warnings that it could cause hyperinflation and suggestions it could bring ...

As of Friday, one U.S. dollar was trading at around ZW$25 billion The country slashed 10 zeros from the amount of its worthless currency in August The country's acting finance minister, Patrick ...

Zimbabwe has started circulating a $5 "bond note", the central bank said on Friday, as President Robert Mugabe's government struggles with a cash crunch that has forced people to spend hours at banks ...

HARARE, Zimbabwe – Zimbabwe has issued its own currency for the first time since 2009 to try to ease biting shortages of the U.S dollar. Banks started issuing the new currency, called bond notes, ...

(Adds EU, South African officials, court case) By Nelson Banya HARARE, Jan 16 (Reuters) - Zimbabwe's central bank will introduce a 100 trillion Zimbabwe dollar banknote, worth about $33 on the black ...

Zimbabwe’s central bank started circulating ZiG notes and coins among the public, a day after policymakers kept interest rates unchanged at their first meeting since unveiling the new currency. The ...