In Zimbabwe, cash bouquets and scrap metal gifts rival flowers as coveted Valentine's tokens of love

Zimbabweans are embracing inventive expressions of romance shaped by economic realities as Valentine’s Day approaches. Money bouquets fashioned from U.S. dollar bills are increasingly rivaling fresh flowers.

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Seattle TimesLean Left· 228d ago· ran in 2 outlets

‘Money bouquets’ rival traditional flowers as coveted tokens of love for Valentine’s Day in Zimbabwe

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In Zimbabwe, cash bouquets and scrap metal gifts rival flowers as coveted Valentine's tokens of love

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In Zimbabwe, cash bouquets and scrap metal gifts rival flowers as coveted Valentine's tokens of love

KOB 4Center· 228d ago· ran in 2 outlets

'Money bouquets' rival traditional flowers as coveted tokens of love for Valentine’s Day in Zimbabwe

WFMZ AllentownCenter· 228d ago

'Money bouquets' rival traditional flowers as coveted tokens of love for Valentine’s Day in Zimbabwe | Associated Press

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