Hiatus in Harare
Filed under: Zimbabwe, For & About, Zimbabwean diaries
I RECENTLY KILLED a goat in the hope of selling the meat for US dollars.
Like many Zimbabweans, I have become accustomed to a culture of trying to make a quick buck to cope with the economic struggles and food shortages. Unfortunately for me, no customers came forward to buy the goat meat.
Now I am cracking my head to come up with another money-making deal that can get me American currency.
The reason is simple: my landlord wants her rent in US dollars. She says Zimbabwean dollar notes are like tissue paper and she has no need of them, so I am left with a little choice but to hassle. Read more.
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Very insightful. If you are of Christian persuasion (come to think of it even if you aren’t) I’d advise you to read Isaiah 58 for some thoughts on the Zimbabwean situation