THE Harare City Council is now demanding US dollars for motorists to park in the city, as more sectors of the economy continue to dollarize.
Parking a vehicle for an hour will now attract a fee of US$1 or the equivalent in Zimbabwe dollars at the prevailing interbank rate.
In a public notice, City Parking says the new fees are effective 2nd July.
According to yesterday’s forex auction figures, US$1 is equivalent to about ZW$64. This will be a huge increase from the current parking fee of ZW$20 per hour.
Most sectors of the Zimbabwean economy have been dollarizing in earnest as they seek to preserve value in the face of an ever tumbling local currency. – Zimbabwe Voice
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