Zimbabwe's fragile economy is once again battling cash shortages. Next month the country's Reserve Bank will be introducing bond notes to help alleviate the shortage. Many Zimbabweans are still reeling from the 500 B % inflation that plagued the southern African nation seven years ago. Thuli Tshabalala has more.
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