Gold Telegraph
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The Central Bank in Zimbabwe has accumulated nearly a ton of gold since introducing a law that forces mining companies to pay part of their royalties using gold.
Now, they are working on backing the nation’s currency with gold.
Zimbabwe has applied to join the BRICS New Development Bank.
The BRICS development bank has said they aim to start loans in local currencies to lessen dollar dependency and foster a multipolar global financial system.
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BuyTheCryptoDip
@BuyTheCryptoDip
This. Is. Africa.
Zimbabwe Central Bank Accumulates Almost a Ton of Gold Reserves Zimbabwe are building their gold reserves because their currency will e backed by GOLD.
“The build-up comes as the authorities in Zimbabwe consider using gold to back the nation’s battered currency in an effort to end persistent exchange-rate instability.” “Exchange rate instability” is created on purpose by evil central banks who distribute fiat currencies.
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