Zimbabwe's Gono ducks missiles on SA trip

Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe governor Gideon Gono was in South Africa this week to launch Homelink, a plan to encourage Zimbabweans living abroad to send home money through government channels. But the trip descended into chaos when Gono was booed by crowds and had to duck missiles, according to Business Day.

Although being booed off stage at the weekend, Gono still insisted his visit was " a success" according to the report.

Before he could speak, about 200 opposition Movement for Democratic Change

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