Simba Rushwaya
Investors at the Victoria Falls Stock Exchange will have exemption from capital gains withholding tax, while foreign investors will have five percent dividend withholding tax, the VFEX has announced.
Simba Rushwaya
Active internet and data subscriptions have declined by four percent to reach 8.267.268 in the second quarter of the year from 8.614.009, the Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (POTRAZ) has...
Shamiso Ngwena
Air Zimbabwe is set to resume domestic flights next Wednesday after enduring a period of tumultuous times that led to the national airline failing to service some of its regional and international...
Farai MabezaReserve Bank of Zimbabwe Monetary Policy Committee member and former MDC parliamentarian Eddie Cross has rubbished suggestions that Zimbabwe should re-dollarize saying the country cannot throw away advantages and gains made through the use of the...
Simba Rushwaya
HARARE - The insurance sector’s asset base has nominally increased by 147% in the just ended year from a total of $24.2 billion to $59.74 billion, Insurance and Pension Commissioner (IPEC) Commissioner...
Sydney Kawadza
President Mnangagwa has reiterated that Zimbabwe’s land reform programme, estimated to have benefited 300 000 Zimbabweans, was irreversible, a direct reaction to queries raised by a recent government announcement that former local...
Sydney Kawadza
The African Development Bank president Dr Akinwumi A. Adesina, recently re-elected to lead the bank for another five years on an overwhelming 100 percent, has pledged to assist governments across the continent grow paying attention to health, climate...
HARARE – The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe will start paying gold producers their outstanding money next week following a meeting with the Zimbabwe Miners Federation (ZMF).The central bank governor John Mangudya met, this Thursday, with ZMF who were worried...
Money and structural adjustment: The post-colonial economy and the question of sovereignty
Tinashe Nyamunda
Within a decade of attaining independence, things began to fall apart within the Zimbabwean economy. Despite the...
Staff Writer
Swiss-based oil firm Gunvor was hounded out of the Zimbabwean fuel market by 'underworld fuel mafia cartels' despite having signed a binding contract with National Oil Company (NOIC) to supply fuel for...
