Zimbabwe's cash crisis is getting worse.
It abandoned its currency, the Zimbabwe dollar, in 2009 after it was devalued by hyper inflation.
The African country then adopted multiple currencies, mainly the US dollar, but reserves are running out.
It abandoned its currency, the Zimbabwe dollar, in 2009 after it was devalued by hyper inflation.
The African country then adopted multiple currencies, mainly the US dollar, but reserves are running out.
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