Inflation-Plagued Zimbabwe Is So Poor It Can’t Even Issue Passports

2019-7-5 02:32

Zimbabwe’s woes continue as the cash-strapped southern African nation is now so poor it cannot even issue its own passports. President Emmerson Mnangagwa told reporters that the issuing company is refusing to do any further business with the government until it has settled its debts.

According to Reuters, however, the passport office is running short […]

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