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How Chinese Traders Dodge ZimraSome Chinese businesses are dribbling tax authorities by issuing sales receipts written in their language and pretending not to understand English when the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) officials...TheStandardServices11 June 2017
ZIMRA Dangles Carrot to Cross-BordersThe Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) has dangled amendments made in the Finance Bill early this year to get cross-border traders to register for income tax, as it seeks to increase its revenue base....NewsDayServices11 June 2017
Zim faces massive load-shedding •$43m power import arrearsZimbabwe might experience massive load-shedding starting next week if Zesa Holdings fails to settle an outstanding power import bill of $43 million owed to Eskom of South Africa and Hydro Cahora Bassa...HeraldServices24 May 2017
NetOne Launches Khuluma 24/7State-owned mobile network operator NetOne has introduced a voice call bundle Khuluma 24 /7, which allows subscribers to make calls across networks at lower rates.As the name aptly captures the purpos...HeraldServices30 March 2017- 'Procurement Efficiency Jolts Public Service Delivery'Efficiency and integrity in public procurement is pivotal in ensuring sound public service delivery, a senior official in the Office of the President and Cabinet (OPC) has said. Solomon Mhlanga, senio...NewsDayServices1 March 2017
Zimbabwe Staring at Currency Chaos AgainCelebrating his 93rd birthday on Saturday at a lavish party in the Matopos Hills near Bulawayo, President Robert Mugabe made it clear: he is going nowhere and intends to fight next year’s presidential...New ZimbabweServices27 February 2017
City Needs $1,6bn For WaterHarare requires over $1,6 billion to solve its water woes which date from the pre-independence era as the rehabilitation of Morton Jaffray Waterworks will only ensure that 80 percent of water demand i...HeraldServices24 February 2017
'2017 Trade Deficit to Fall 35 Percent'The Government is anticipating a 35 percent decline in the country’s trade deficit to $1,537 billion by the end of this year. The 2016 trade deficit figure reached $2,833 billion, which was higher tha...ChronicleServices24 February 2017- '2017 Trade Deficit to Fall 35 Percent'The Government is anticipating a 35 percent decline in the country’s trade deficit to $1,537 billion by the end of this year. The 2016 trade deficit figure reached $2,833 billion, which was higher tha...ChronicleServices22 February 2017
RBZ Unveils Forex Facility for TradersThe Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has put in place a foreign exchange facility for cross-border traders and directed banks to reduce lending rates and domesticate settlement of local card transaction...HeraldServices17 February 2017
POS Glitches Frustrate CustomersThere is evident frustration as customers in one of the major retailers mill around a till operator, desperate to pay for groceries. The point of sale (POS) system is reportedly down, and most of them...FingazServices14 February 2017
Industry cries foul over production costsPRODUCTION costs, especially electricity still remain high despite government interventions to support the manufacturing sector, making Zimbabwe uncompetitive compared to regional peers. The Confedera...TheStandardServices16 January 2017
Data tariff stormEconet Wireless Zimbabwe founder Strive Masiyiwa has taken a dig at the floor pricing announced by the telecom firms regulator on mobile data, saying such a move works against plans to introduce new s...NewsDayServices14 January 2017
Zimbabwe's Tax Regime Chokes Struggling BusinessesThe indicator shows that the Zimbabwe’s tax burden of GDP is the third largest among its regional counterparts. Botswana has the highest tax burden of 30,2 percent of GDP, followed by South Africa wit...ChronicleServices9 January 2017