Zimbabwe's Fading Card in a Cashless World
Zimbabwe's struggle to adapt to a cashless world is evident in the experience of Fungai Moyo, who finds his iPhone's Apple Pay feature useless upon returning to Harare from Johannesburg.
Moyo's story reflects a national dilemma, where the use of cards and digital payments is limited due to the country's financial infrastructure.
The future of payments "switches off the moment I touch down" in Harare, says Moyo.
AMH, an independent media house, reports on this issue through its various publications, including The Zimbabwe Independent, The Standard, Southern, and NewsDay.
Author's summary: Zimbabwe struggles with cashless payments.
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