A woman with cash in hand walks past fellow bank customers queuing to withdraw the new Zimbabwe currency in Harare on November 12, 2019. Zimbabwe injected $2 million worth of Zimbabwe notes on a Monday in a bid to stem a cash crunch that has persisted in the country for more than a decade. PHOTO | JEKESAI NJIKIZANA | AFP
Cash-strapped Zimbabweans began using new banknotes and coins Tuesday, as the nation's central bank seeks to ease chronic shortages.
The Zimbabwean dollar is being gradually reintroduced, after being rendered worthless by decades of economic mismanagement under former president Robert Mugabe.
