Zambia to Outlaw Use of Foreign Currency, Criminals Could Face Jail Time for up to 10 Years
The Bank of Zambia has proposed a new series of guidelines that seek to outlaw the use of foreign currency, including the U.S. dollar, for local transactions. If finally approved, the document would establish harsh penal...
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