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The Government has reviewed the special surtax on beverage sugar content on cordials from US$0.001 per gramme to US$0.0005 per gramme with effect from 1 January 2025; however, sector players … Read More
In his 2025 National Budget Statement, Zimbabwe’s Minister of Finance, Economic Development, and Investment Promotion, Professor Mthuli Ncube, charted a bold course aimed at industrial growth, local production and regional … Read More
ABOUT 1 900 new farmers have been trained under the government’s master farmer programme which is part of the rural development initiative aimed at equipping small-scale farmers in rural areas … Read More
THE Zimbabwe Passenger Transport Organisation (ZPTO) has welcomed government’s recent move to end duty-free importation of public service buses and prioritise local vehicle assembly. Government in the 2025 budget proposed … Read More
LOCAL legal think tank, Veritas, has revealed the 2025 National Budget statement is basically an announcement of aggressive tax collections. Last week, Finance, Economic Development and Investment Promotion minister Mthuli … Read More
PPC Zimbabwe managing director Albert Sigei says a surge in cement imports is choking local cement manufacturers amid fears this could trigger job losses. Local cement is more expensive than … Read More
BOTSWANA HEADQUARTERED retailer, Choppies Enterprise Limited, will exit the Zimbabwean market amid a deteriorating environment which has seen a surge in the informal sector leaving the formal retailers to battle … Read More
The world of investment mourns the loss of Charlie Munger, the esteemed vice-chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, whose partnership with Warren Buffett has been legendary. Munger, known for his sharp wit … Read More
In today’s Zimbabwean society, the pursuit of wealth has taken centre stage, driven by a culture that increasingly glorifies opulence. This obsession with affluence has given rise to the phenomenon … Read More
The 2025 National Budget makes a serious assault on the informal sector and its avoidance of taxes through some crippling presumptive taxes, US$3 000 a month for a tuck shop … Read More
