The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe has assured the public that there is sufficient supply of fuel in the country. In a statement, Central Bank governor Dr John Mangudya said there is no need for panic buying of fuel and other essential commodities.
The shortages, he said, are a result of opportunists manipulating foreign currency markets to cause panic.
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