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1794 Silver Dollar Sells Fetches $1.2 Million At Bowers And Merena Auction
Bowers and Merena Auctions hosted its Boston Rarities Sale on Saturday, August 7 at Park Plaza Hotel and Towers in Boston, Mass., where the featured coin, a rare 1794 Silver Dollar, was sold for $1,207,500.
China’s Investments in Zambia Grew 40% in 2009
Chinese investments in Zambia grew by 40% in 2009 despite the global recessio, according to Chinese ambassador Li Quingamin. Li said this on Tuesday when a delegation of Chinese investors paid a courtesy call on the Zambian Minister of Finance Situmbeko...
US Mint to Introduce 2010 Native American $1 Coin in New York City
The United States Mint will launch the 2010 Native American $1 Coin in New York City on Monday, Jan. 25, 2010, at 10:30 a.m. Eastern Time (ET). United States Mint Director Ed Moy will join John Haworth, Director of the National Museum of the American...
Zimbabwe Banks Assist in Clearing Old Botswana Banknotes
Zimbabwean financial institutions have given their clients until October 31 to deposit or exchange old Botswana bank notes as part of a program to phase out the old family of pulas, APA learned Thursday. The Bank of Botswana has introduced a new family...
Rise in the Exchange Rate of the US Dollar to the Leone, Causes Major Economic And Social Crisis in Sierra Leone
The rise in the exchange rate of the U.S. dollar to the local currency, the Leone, has caused a major economic and social crisis in Sierra Leone.
Zimbabwe Stock Market Resumes Trading, Shares in Foreign Currency
The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) resumed trading on Thursday after a three-month break caused by a dispute over the use of foreign currency for transactions, stock broking sources told APA here.
Zimbabwe Government Agrees to Pay Civil Servants in Foreign Currency
The Zimbabwe government has formally agreed to pay the salary of civil servants in foreign currency with effect from this month, the state-run The Sunday Mail reports, officially putting to rest speculation that the authorities were contemplating a full...
Journalists in Zimbabwe Join Calls for Salaries to be Paid in Foreign Currency
Zimbabwe’s largest journalists union on Thursday joined the chorus for payment of salaries in foreign currency as dollarisation sweeps across the crisis-hit southern African country.
