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IN response to Not under my watch, declares Mushayavanhu ... as ZiG is launched, TA GWEME says: The introduction of the socalled structured currency is a looting scheme designed by Zanu PF. That is its number one looting strategy. It prints money willy-nilly to buy forex for its members. Inflation is controlled by examining the causes and correcting them not by changing the currency. The bond note was performing quite well, why replace it, imagine in auditing from 2018 how many currencies have been used.

ZE NITH says: It looks like all the governors read the same prepared script from politicians. From Gideon Gono, John Mangudya to John Mushayavanhu all of them said the same thing. Mushayavanhu is still wet behind the ears. Very soon he will throw out of the window his professional experience when he realises that politicians have no rules or boundaries. He should ask Finance minister Mthuli Ncube.

CHARLES CHIKUNGA says: The former Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe governor John Mangudya promised to resign if the bond note fails. What followed was the revelation of how people cannot stand by their word. Good luck to John Mushayavanhu.

CHARLENE TENDAI says: Honestly this is not only embarrassing for a nation, but it is also disrespectful to the Zimbabwean people.

GLADYS MATONGO says: I will only believe the governor when President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his cronies start receiving their salaries in Zimbabwe Gold.

DEE GEE says: It is all rubbish sentiment from RBZ governor John Mushayavanhu. John Mangudya once said if the bond note failed, he would resign. Did he do so? No. These guys are playing with people’s lives.

NKOSIYAZI NDLOVU says: I recall a time when, former RBZ governor Gideon Gono during his initial days in office, asserted that failure was not an option. What followed was a disaster.