As the economy continues to deteriorate, rural areas are not being spared, with cash shortages and rising commodity prices hitting hamlets across the country.
The less developed parts of Zimbabwe continue to squirm with low investments and little development, with cash shortages and rising commodity prices making villagers’ lives unbearable.
Over five million people in Zimbabwe are said to be living in extreme poverty, with rural areas constituting to the larger percentage.
At least 72 percent of Zimbabweans are believed to be living in abject poverty, below the poverty datum line (PDL), and life in rural areas has been panned by the deteriorating economy.
