Zimbabwe's Central Bank Plans Gold-Backed Digital Currency to Stabilize Local Economy
The Central Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) plans to introduce a gold-back digital currency, meant to be used as legal tender within the country. The new currency will be used for transactions within the South African nat...
The new currency will be used for transactions within the South African nation as part of its plans to stabilize the local currency, The Sunday Mail reported. ...
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