Commuting out of Mugabe's Zimbabwe

The video explores the economic dynamics at the Zimbabwe-Zambia border, focusing on Victoria Falls as a trade hub. It highlights the reversal of economic roles between the two countries, with Zimbabweans now seeking livelihoods in Zambia due to hyperinflation. Personal stories of individuals like Andrew and Casper illustrate the challenges faced by many, as they adapt to new roles in a struggling economy. The video also addresses the impact of these economic shifts on local businesses in Zambia and the daily survival struggles of cross-border traders.

What has changed in the economic relationship between Zimbabwe and Zambia over the past decade?

• There has been no change in the economic relationship.

• Zambians still go to Zimbabwe to trade.

• Zimbabweans now go to Zambia to trade.

• Both countries have stopped trading with each other.

What profession did Andrew have before he started trading across the border?

• Computer Technician

• Accountant

• Teacher

• Builder

What items is Casper selling to make a living?

• Corn flakes and condoms

• Oranges and apples

• Bread and milk

• Vegetables and fruits

What is the inflation rate in Zimbabwe as mentioned in the transcript?

• 2,000,000%

• 500,000%

• 1,000,000%

• 3,000,000%

Why are local Zambian businesses concerned about the economic commuters from Zimbabwe?

• They are increasing competition for local jobs.

• They are affecting local business interests by selling on the streets.

• They are causing inflation in Zambia.

• They are taking over local shops.