HARARE - Trading resumed on the Zimbabwe stock exchange on Monday a month after it was ordered to halt business by authorities scrambling to protect the country's currency, the bourse chief said.
At the time, government claimed that mobile-phone money transfer systems were conspiring with the help of the ZSE "in illicit activities that are sabotaging the economy". "Market now open and first trade done," tweeted the bourse's CEO Justin Bgoni, adding "it has been an excruciating time since 29 June".
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