How Zimbabweans are reacting to bond notes on Twitter
The bond notes are officially out after being released today. We went to the bank bright and early today to get some of the new currency.
Here is a collection of some of the more interesting reactions from Zimbabweans on Twitter.
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Remember these?? Look how they started neka $5 bearer cheque #BondNotes #RBZBond pic.twitter.com/UWeyUYY6a8
— Mohammed Mussa wepa Internet (@Sir_Zachi) November 28, 2016
This #bondnotes thing has naughty landlords looking at tenants thinking how they wish they pay rent in "kind" instead this month
— JosiahManhuku (@JosiahManhuku) November 28, 2016
Just hoping these #BondNotes are the straw that breaks the camels back and instead lead to the change we need! #changeiscoming
— Micaelazim (@micaelazim) November 28, 2016
https://twitter.com/ClaudeJrK/status/803150893185175552
Zimbabweans sense of humour in the midst of a socio-economic catastrophe :
US$5 + Bond Note 5 = 10 Bollars!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 #BondNotes #Zimbabwe— Yeta (@missmalumo) November 28, 2016
Day One: #BondNotes trading at Bond100 for US$70 on the black market ( Roadport, Harare).
— C. S Chiwanza (@CSChiwanza) November 28, 2016
https://twitter.com/Wamagaisa/status/803221137312350208/photo/1
One to One neDhora? Tegee tichiwonawo! @ZishiriJ @Rex27
— Alex T Magaisa 🇿🇼 (@Wamagaisa) November 28, 2016
Not a currency says RBZ. Sure looks like a currency to me. All the features are there. Oh ya, except it won't hold any value. #BondNotes pic.twitter.com/obyNbnbuzl
— Harry Davies (@DaviesHarry) November 28, 2016
According to @HeraldZimbabwe, "the majority of people" are optimistic that bond notes will solve the cash crisis.
Majority? pic.twitter.com/GxpzPlo81m
— Zim Media Review (@ZimMediaReview) November 28, 2016
They are experts in turning things to majority. Remember mega deals, landslides victories etc. https://t.co/h2wk9LpP50
— Sir Kareji (@ShamizC) November 28, 2016
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