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by the previous regime of president robert mugabe in the last say that their life is at a standstill and also their lives have been robbed. long hours every day in his tiny shop in harare somebody's township he makes shoes that had been sold on the streets of the capital. but he can barely get by with what he. expectations of the new government. make it clear to the government in boardrooms what ending this is to mean winning the counter. there is. a big they have to keep in. the u.s. as long as we don't have something to do as long as our jobs are not being empowered . we are not going to grow. we're going to die in the drug zones especially in body drugs i think you know huge is working most industries are closed not much is being produced and nearly everybody is trying to sell something to and at least the after years of economic distress the country is near bankruptcy and in a liquidity crisis analysts say change will only happen if confidence is restored the country has no money we have been bleeding our financial resources for many years and that is bound to damage confidence s

planned to reintroduce the zimbabwean dollar which was abandoned ten years ago when the rule of robert mugabe after the economy spiraled out of control the southern african country of an adopted the u.s. dollar and other foreign currencies are still couldn't stave off a cash crisis at the newly elected president times and not god says reviving the country's ruined economy is his top priority i'll have more for you at the top of the hour ben facility will be here in just a moment with your business update a result good day. i've been trying to be going on and clearing speech and. don't miss this story for jobless patient johnson takes you along on a thrilling and boom.

party the new cabinet is much smaller than those under former leader robert mugabe . shares in electric car make a tesla have taken a nosedive after more controversy found the long musky smoked marijuana during a live broadcast on the internet as heidi jocasta reports his recent behavior has raised concerns about his ability to lead his business holds its stores whether a media stunt gone bad or an ill made decision and probably can't because stockholders. i mean it's legal right soli go ok the video of billionaire entrepreneur eva musk smoking marijuana during a live interview thursday has translated to a financial hit on his company the stock value of electric car manufacturer tesla tumbled nine percent friday morning.

party the new cabinet is much smaller than the former leader robert mugabe shares in electric car make a tesla have taken a nosedive after more controversy to found musk he smokes marijuana during a live broadcast on the internet as a joke castro reports his recent behavior has raised concerns about his ability to lead his businesses closed its doors whether a media stunt gone bad or an ill made decision probably can't because stockholders are. i mean it's legal right it's all legal ok the video of billionaire entrepreneur musk smoking marijuana during a live interview thursday has translated to a financial hit on his company the stock value of electric car manufacturer tesla tumbled nine percent friday morning continuing a downward trend fueled by a string of corporate resignations and its founders erratic behavior i'm going to text messages for from manager and saying what the hell are you doing smoking weed musk in early august announced with a controversial tweet he was considering taking tesla private only to take back the idea weeks later before that he had bizarrely interjected

gone well because they say that he stole the election in july he replaced the longtime leader robert mugabe who stepped down under military pressure last november but the new government says that its top priority is to repair a broken economy for the country's young people that thick skin not come soon enough he w. correspondent privilege most fun here reports tonight from the capital. talent wakes a long hours every day in his tiny shop in harare somebody township he makes shoes that are then sold on the streets of the capital but he can barely get by with what he ends. that's expectations of the new government. to make it clear to the government in boardrooms what i mean this is to me winning over the counter. there is. a big they have to keep in. the u.s. as long as we don't have something to do as long as our jobs are not being empowered . we are not going to grow. we're going to die in the drug zones especially in body drugs like taking your huge is working most industries closed not much is being produced nearly everybody is trying to sell something to and leaving after years of econo

planned to reintroduce the zimbabwean dollar which was abandoned ten a years ago during the rule of robert mugabe after the economy spiraled out of control in the southern african country that adopted the u.s. dollar and other foreign currencies but still couldn't stave off a cash crisis the country's newly elected president thompson and god says that the five think the country is ruined economy is his top priority. let's go to the countries that capital where we find correspondent of privilege it was found here a welcome a privilege so the country's economy is in a is in shambles it can be new finance minister turn it around yes the stakes are high and expectations are high from zimbabweans looking forward to the appointment of. their professor was currently. teaching at the oxford university to ten around the fortunes of the economy the expectations are that you will put in measures that we will need to get some of the issues and teething problems that we are fixing this about the economy the experience that he brings from there african development bank and also him being experience in banking

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the new president hopes to restore investor confidence in the economy following the ousting of robert mugabe perception of isolationism, we want to move and we want to open zimbabwe for business. china is a bigy, investor in you at the moment. are you concerned about the relationship between the u.s. and china, and will china remain a key investor? has remained very friendly to zimbabwe and we have continued that friendship, and we have no problem with that at all. we are waiting to say zimbabwe is open for business, not only for china but for the entire community. , investors of fact are coming from across the world. in the past, the eu had sanctions against us, and the whole community was closed out. and fortunately, between us in today, there is a woman prime minister in britain to exchange because of theresa may. britain isnt with going very well. germany the chancellor -- so we feelg back, that the world is opening up. officialshigh-level who believes that the signals coming from washington are indicative of re-engagement between zimbabwe and the u.s. ♪ ♪ >> you are watching "bloomberg

the new president hopes to restore investor confidence in the economy following the ousting of robert mugabecame such a perception of isolationism, we want to move away from that and we want to open zimbabwe for business. in the open up to the international community, open zimbabwe for business. >> interestingly, china is a big investor in you at the moment. are you concerned about the relationship between the u.s. and china, and will china remain a key investor? >> china has remained very friendly to zimbabwe and we have continued that friendship, and we have no problem with that at all. we are waiting to say zimbabwe is open for business, not only for china but for the entire continued that friendship, and community. as a matter of fact, investors are coming from across the world. in the past, the eu had sanctions against us, and the whole community was closed out. because of the eu sanctions on us. america is closed out. but now they are saying to open up. fortunately, between us and others, today, there is a woman prime minister in britain things change. re-engagement with britain is goi

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over the lectern and in many cases, we look just north to zimbabwe where for the past 37 years, robert mugabe and climbed over the lectern enough to put judges in place that would rule on whatever you wanted and the genius of our system, our separation of powers and the independent judiciary is we can never allow that to happen and there have to be constraints and you mentioned some of them yesterday with regard to what constrains the president. but still, the presidenthas immense powers . largely because we have conceded too much from the article one branch to the article to branch, but when we talk about presidential power now, i was struck by conversations you had yesterday with senator feinstein and i wanted to explore it's a bit. you mentioned as a point of pride and i think it is a point of pride that you had ruled in the hamdan case after 9/11. this is one of the bodyguards or drivers or osama bin laden. it was an extremely unpopular decision, but one to protect his constitutional rights. and to ensure that we just didn't look and say here, here's hoping unpopular. we can't protect his

over the lectern and in many cases, we look just north to zimbabwe where for the past 57 years, robert mugabe had over a period of time climbed over the lectern put judges in place that would rule whatever you wanted and the genius of our system, our separation of powers and the independent judiciary is we can never allow that to happen and there have to be constraints and you mentioned some of them yesterday with regard to what constraints on the president, but still, the president has immense powers. largely because we have conceded too much from the article one branchto the article to branch . but when we talk about presidential power now, i was struck by a conversation you had yesterday with center feinstein and i wanted to explore it's a bit. you mentioned as a point of pride and i think it is a point of pride that you had ruled on the prominent case after 9/11, this is one of the bodyguards or drivers for osama bin laden. it was an extremely unpopular decision, but one to protect his constitutional rights. and to ensure that we just didn't look and say here, here's something unpopular.