Broken Trust: How Economic Turmoil Shaped Zimbabwe's Financial Landscape

Exploring Zimbabwe's economic history, the book delves into the impact of hyperinflation and financial crises on public trust in the financial system. Key events, such as land reform and unbudgeted wars, are examined alongside the government's response of printing money, which worsened the economic situation. By tracing the cause-and-effect chain, it reveals the profound mistrust that many Zimbabweans have towards financial institutions today, highlighting the lasting effects of these turbulent times.