Bond Notes and Tweets ft. Chris Chenga

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The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe introduced Bond Notes ! The funny money is in circulation. Not all of it though because bank queues are still a thing. This week we try to understand what exactly bond notes are. To aid us in this process we speak to Chris Chenga who told Chris that if he sold his tweets to the USA he could earn bond notes as a reward.
Have a listen, share your thoughts on this so called export incentive. Do you agree with bond notes? Do you want them to succeed? Do they remind you of the Zim dollar? Are you prepared in case they fail?

23 Jan 2017 English Explicit Zimbabwe News Christopher Charamba, Henry Biti and Upenyu Makoni-Matenga

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