adminVoluntary disclosure in respect of Customs and Excise offences
The Voluntary Disclosure Programme is running between July 2018 and December 2018 and Zimra has already recorded a number of varying offences. It is against this backdrop that the Authority is encouraging individuals who have either knowingly or unwittingly committed or omitted acts that are against the provisions of the Customs and Excise Act to voluntarily disclose such acts.
‘Dispose of non-performing parastatals’
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Body to expedite artisanal miners registration
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Gold hits highest
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Oganisational development priorities for institutions in growth
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Strauss resigns
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Chigumba sues man over tweet
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Arsenal out to maintain its winning run
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