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Gold Telegraph: Zimbabwe Wants to Join BRICS

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Lawmakers in Africa’s top oil producer want gold to constitute 30% of the country’s reserves, up from the current 4%.

Hard asset strategy is happening at the sovereign level.

Without hard assets, you have nothing.

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Gold Telegraph 
@GoldTelegraph

BREAKING NEWS

ZIMBABWE MONETARY POLICY COMMITTEE MEMBER SAYS THE COUNTRIES NEW GOLD-BACKED CURRENCY IS PRIMED FOR SEAMLESS INTERNATIONAL ACCEPTANCE AND USAGE

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Let’s watch what happens.

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Gold Telegraph 
@GoldTelegraph

“Its acceptance within our borders is crucial and will likely lead to broader acceptance across the region, enhancing economic integration.”

Source: https://www.thezimbabwemail.com/economic-analysis/zimbabwes-zig-primed-for-seamless-international-acceptance-and-usage/

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Gold Telegraph 
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Zimbabwe wants to join BRICS.

Now, they have a gold-backed currency, which the International Monetary Fund has endorsed.

Now, they are talking about international acceptance.

If I would have said this even last year, I would be considered a conspiracy theorist.

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