The new Minister of Finance and Economic Development Professor Mthuli Ncube has promised to deal with Zimbabwe's prevailing cash crisis soon after his swearing in at the State House this week.
Mthuli Ncube is taking over from Patrick Chinamasa who has failed to implement a working formula which resulted in the banks running dry of cash reserves and failure to process international remittances.
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