By A Correspondent

In a sharp critique of Zimbabwe’s economic situation, opposition leader Advocate Nelson Chamisa has taken aim at the country’s new currency, the ZiG, which has been experiencing significant devaluation.

His comments come amid growing concerns about the currency’s stability and the broader economic challenges facing the nation.

Chamisa noted the currency’s troubling trajectory, saying, “The ZiG is slowly and surely collapsing.”

His remarks highlight the frustrations of many Zimbabweans who are grappling with rising prices and diminished purchasing power.

With his characteristic wit, Chamisa sarcastically exclaimed, “ZIG,” underscoring his skepticism about the government’s management of the economy.

His statement reflects the sentiments of citizens who feel that the new currency has failed to deliver the promised stability and growth.

The opposition leader’s comments serve as a rallying cry for those calling for a reassessment of economic policies, as Zimbabwe continues to navigate its complex financial landscape.

As the situation develops, it remains to be seen how the government will respond to mounting pressure and criticism from both the public and political figures like Chamisa.