Tapiwa Matthew Mutisi

The Reserve Bank Governor has outlined 8 conditions for de-dollarization including achieving durable macroeconomic stability with low single-digit inflation. According to the RBZ, annual ZiG inflation stood at 2.9% in August 2026, the lowest single-digit inflation outturn since 1980. 🎙️In our latest clip, @GeorgeNhewe asks a fundamental question: why did Zimbabwe dollarize in the first place? "The reason for Zimbabwe’s initial decision to dollarize was to combat local currency inflation. And now local currency inflation has gone down." So, is Zimbabwe now closer to de-dollarization than we thought? 📽️ Watch @dziya_mya and @GeorgeNhewe discuss de-dollarization, ZiG and the road to monocurrency. Sponsored by @fincentcapital

Did I say that ZiG in circulation has increased or I said that annual inflation has dropped to 2.9% - the lowest since independence? In July 2025, annual ZiG inflation was 95.8% and ZiG in circulation was lower than what it is today but it made sense to you because inflation was high right? The reality of the matter is that the economy is turning around - it’s massive and disruptive but the majority of you can’t see because of toxicity and economic blindness. The sad thing is that some of you will see it too late when the economic spaces are already occupied by progressive Zimbabweans, Chinese, European and other western countries.