Interpol nabs group involved in smuggling people
Sunday News Reporter A notorious gang of people smugglers known in Zimbabwe, Lesotho, Swaziland and South Africa was arrested in Ireland in an Interpol operation, the global police coordination agency…
Govt, white farmers head for showdown
Business Writer W hite former commercial farmers, whose land was acquired under the land reform programme are reportedly worried about a “longer” period that the compensation process may take after…
ZNCC urges Govt to simplify taxation
Business Writer The Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce (ZNCC) has advised Government to come up with a simplified tax regime so as to encourage formalisation of businesses to curb high…
Bankers, analysts call for forex market liberalisation
Tapiwanashe Mangwiro The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe said the country had total foreign exchange payments of US$8,6 billion in the year 2022, but only 3 percent of that money was…
Delimitation: President to hand over Parly report to ZEC
President Mnangagwa is today expected to hand over to the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC), a report by Parliament on the preliminary Delimitation report of electoral ward and constituency boundaries produced by the elections management body last month.
Microsoft to cut engineering jobs
Microsoft plans to cut jobs in a number of engineering divisions on Wednesday, according to a person familiar with the matter, joining the ranks of technology giants that are scaling…
ZIMRA rolls out new system to broaden tax base
Oliver Kazunga Senior Business Reporter THE Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) has started implementing a Block Management System (BMS) that classifies taxpayers into specific geographical locations or zones to improve tax collections.…
Govt suspends 2 bus operators’ licences
A fatal bus accident has seen the Government with immediate effect suspending the operators’ licences for Rimbi Tours and Zebra Kiss.
Gen Z driving luxury sales
Luxury shoppers are getting wealthier and younger, with purchases by some of the newest consumers expected to grow three times faster than older generations over the next decade, according to…
ConCourt refuses to hear constituency boundaries case
The Constitutional Court yesterday refused to hear on an urgent basis an application by a Harare man seeking to compel the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission to restart from scratch the delimitation of constituency boundaries.










