VOICED: Glimmers of hope in Zimbabwe one year after reconciliation

The video discusses the economic recovery in Zimbabwe after the formation of a coalition government and the adoption of the U.S. dollar. It highlights the challenges faced during hyperinflation, such as empty supermarket shelves and valueless salaries, and the subsequent improvements in business operations, employment, and living conditions. The narrative follows John, a human resources head, who experienced these changes firsthand, illustrating the positive impact on daily life, including shopping, education, and transportation.

What was the state of supermarkets in Zimbabwe in 2008?

• They were closed.

• They were well-stocked.

• They were empty.

• They had limited stock.

How did hyperinflation affect salaries in Zimbabwe in 2007?

• Salaries were paid twice a month.

• Salaries became worthless by the end of the month.

• Salaries were paid in foreign currency.

• Salaries increased in value.

What unusual method was used to pay employees during the economic crisis?

• In gold

• In food or clothing

• In company shares

• In foreign currency

What currency adoption helped improve Zimbabwe's economy?

• Euro

• British Pound

• U.S. Dollar

• South African Rand

What improvements were seen in schools after the economic recovery?

• More extracurricular activities

• Higher teacher salaries

• Better infrastructure and resources

• Increased student enrollment