Buying vegetables or fruit from a street vendor is something you'd spend your small change on. But what happens when there's a shortage of even the smallest denominations of money? That's the reality for many Zimbabweans. However, one vendor in Harare has a unique alternative for cash-strapped customers. Farai Mwakutuya reports
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