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A Bulawayo woman was robbed of US$14 000, which she had just withdrawn from a local bureau de change just before midday on Wednesday.
The woman was attacked by a knife-wielding suspect who jumped into her car and stabbed her before snatching the money.
She was briefly held hostage in her car in the city centre by the lone robber before he stabbed and robbed her of the cash.
The woman had just withdrawn the money at around 11.40 AM when the suspect followed her and attacked her.
Her car was parked her car along Fife Street between 9th Avenue and 10th Avenue in the city centre.
ZRP spokesperson in Bulawayo Province Inspector Abednico Ncube confirmed the robbery incident to <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/woman-loses-us-14-000-to-lone-robber/">Chronicle</a>, adding that investigations are underway. He said:
<blockquote>
The complainant had gone to collect the money at Access Forex Finance Bureau de Change at around 11.40 am on behalf of her employer.
After collecting the money, the victim went to her car where she put the cash inside a food plastic container and wrapped it in plastic paper…
The suspect got into the victim’s car using the rear passenger door.
While inside, the suspect pulled out a knife and demanded money.
When the victim tried to resist, the suspect stabbed her once on the left palm, and once on the left thigh before he took the money, and an iPhone 11 cellphone and fled from the scene.
</blockquote>
Insp Ncube urged members of the public and companies to always provide security when handling large sums of money.
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Bulawayo Woman Loses US$14 000 To Lone Robber In Broad Daylight

Access Forex (Pvt) Ltd, a local money transfer company, resumed its domestic money transfer service on Wednesday, 27 April, after updating its existing license with the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ).
Last week the company <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2022/04/23/access-forex-suspends-domestic-usd-money-transfer-service/">announced that it was temporarily suspending its domestic money transfer service</a> but said the RBZ directive did not affect international money transfers.
Access Forex told Pindula News this Wednesday that its updated licence now covers local (city-to-city) money transfers and the temporary suspension has been lifted with immediate effect. The company said:
<blockquote>
Access Forex offers international money transfers under license from the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) and as a registered Money Transfer Agent (MTA) we routinely comply with all exchange control requirements and will continue to do so.
Based on submissions made to the RBZ we are delighted to advise you, our valued clients that the RBZ has since updated our existing license to also cover local (city-to-city) money transfers, and subsequently, lifted the temporary suspension on the service with immediate effect.
As of 8 am today all local money transfer services are again available on our system alongside international ones for your convenience.
</blockquote>
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Access Forex Resumes Local USD Money Transfer Service

Access Forex has suspended its domestic money transfer service following a recent directive by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ).
In a statement on Friday, Access Forex Management said that the company’s international money transfers have not been affected by the directive and remain available. Read the statement:
<blockquote>
Following communication from the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe concerning our domestic money transfer service, Access Forex will be suspending local money transfers effective Friday, 22 April 2022.
While we are engaging the relevant authorities with the hope of resuming the service soon, we will therefore not be accepting any cash-ins in any of our branches or partner offices.
Any client wishing to collect money sent to them from a local source (within Zimbabwe) before 22 April 2022 will be able to do so by visiting any of our branches or trusted partners countrywide.
Please note that international money transfers between South Africa and Zimbabwe and between the United Kingdom and Zimbabwe are not affected by the directive and remain available.
</blockquote>
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Access Forex Suspends Domestic USD Money Transfer Service

Through a service they have named Paytumi, a money transfer company, Access Forex, has created an ecosystem of products and services which promote investment focused remittances for people living in the diaspora.
The service will allow Zimbabweans living abroad to directly access products for building, farming, medical and other projects they are carrying out in their home country, without having to rely on a relative or friend to collect the money.
The team that developed the technology which supports this platform have described the service as a “game-changer” for Zimbabweans that are looking to invest back home.
At the launch of the payment service, Access Forex Managing Director, Senziwani Sikhosana said the objective of this more inclusive strategy is to channel migrant remittances towards the savings and investment goals that accompany these flows of money. Said Sikhosana:
<blockquote>
The broader goal Access Forex hopes to achieve with this strategy is to ensure that remittance funds are used for the intended purpose which is to improve the quality of life of recipients, and migrant families living abroad in a sustainable way.
People sending money from the diaspora have goals they are trying to achieve, paytumi will help them do that without the stress of having to deal with middlemen on the Zimbabwe end.
</blockquote>
Once a remitter has registered for the service, the platform allows one to complete transactions end to end, from searching for the product, purchasing it, to getting it delivered to your doorstep if needed, all at the lowest price which has been pre-negotiated with the merchants by Access Forex. Added Sikhosana:
<blockquote>
You are not going to get a better deal in town than when you choose to pay using paytumi at checkout. We have created a ‘no surprises’ environment. No more hidden fees, shortfalls and top-ups.
When it comes to getting the things that are important to you in Zimbabwe, there should be no surprises. Instead, you get a simple, easy, transparent way to get the goods and services you need in Zimbabwe. 
</blockquote>
Lobels was the first merchant to sign on for Paytumi and other household names in the have since followed suit.
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After seeing the huge success of our “Breakfast-on-Us” campaign in June which saw all new Access Forex clients receive free delivery of 10 loaves of bread, we realized the investment, the value that this commodity brings and so did Lobels.
</blockquote>
Using paytumi, you can now control the purchase and supply of bread for your farm workers, employees, business or family in Zimbabwe.
The same applies to products and services in building, construction, healthcare and other consumables.
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