the Republic of Zimbabwe in southern Africa is the world's worst hyperinflation countries. Recently in the capital Ha Leila ,
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It was reported that Zimbabwe 's inflation rate in July last year,
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in Zimbabwe , once a city, a strong currency a text hard to find. Small city bus drivers can give change U.S. dollars or South African currency , the country store, though not, it will give customers the candy store , chocolate ,
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