GOVERNMENT yesterday said it is now working on modalities to grant tax rebates across all sectors to prevent price hikes following fuel price increases effected at the weekend. The price… Read more »
Prominent entrepreneur and religious leader, Shingi Munyeza, has said that the recent fuel price increases and the promise to control prices by the Zimbabwe government is a “catastrophic” move that… Read more »
Zimbabwe’s trade deficit narrowed 37 percent in October last year to $144 million after total exports jumped 25 percent to $449 million largely driven by a 300 percent vault in… Read more »
Suspension of duty on selected commodities among them luxury and public service buses, ammonium nitrate fertilisers, fertilised eggs for hatching and powdered raw milk among other critical goods, came into… Read more »
President Mnangagwa will next week go on a five-nation working visit as his administration intensifies its engagement and re-engagement drive, Presidential spokesperson Mr George Charamba revealed yesterday. Mr Charamba also… Read more »
ZIMBABAWE’S public sector monthly wage bill has increased 10-fold to $300 million over the past decade, official data has shown. The actual size of the southern African country’s labour force… Read more »
The crisis recorded in 2008 and the one currently unfolding share almost the same umbilical cord and are structurally the same and most of the lessons call for the application… Read more »
MASHONALAND West Senator Sikelela Gumpo (Zanu PF) has called on government to declare Kariba a special economic zone, saying the town has the potential to earn foreign currency, as well… Read more »
ZIMBABWE’S revenue collections surpassed $5 billion after a tax increase on electronic transfers buoyed December collections to peak at $572,4 million, official data has shown. In a bid to shore… Read more »
Zimbabweans should train their focus on building the economy and achieving sustainable recovery in the New Year, President Mnangagwa has said. The Head of State and Government and Commander-in-Chief of… Read more »
