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‘Higher ZiG notes on the way’

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The central bank is primarily building reserves through the foreign currency surrender system from exporters and royalties and minerals paid in kind, riding on high prices, particularly gold.
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 IT IS now all systems go for the introduction of new and higher ZiG denominations, as authorities also work to enhance both the supply and quality of notes of the local currency in the economy. So says Finance minister Mthuli Ncube, who adds that the upcoming 2026 National Budget will seek to transform the economy…

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