Zimbabwe's Central Bank has been lauded for its efforts to end the outflow of cash from the country through a range of illicit means. In his monetary policy statement earlier this month, Reserve Bank Governor, Dr. John Mangudya, announced a raft of measures that will restrict the movement of funds off-shore.
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