Hong Kong to boost land supply
HONG KONG.HONG Kong’s financial chief vowed yesterday to further boost the city’s land supply in response to rising public anger over soaring property prices and repeated warnings of a looming…
Road toll a test for ANC
JOHANNESBURG.IT takes a lot to get communists, unions and businessm]en fighting from the same corner, especially in South Africa, but a new system of toll payments for motorways round Johannesburg…
Zimra website vital for customs, tax information
Did you know that the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) has an interactive website (www.zimra.co.zw) that is packed with a wide variety of information on Value Added Tax (VAT), Customs, Pay…
Cocoa, coffee hit highest levels
LONDON.COCOA and arabica coffee futures rose to the highest levels in more than three decades on ICE on Tuesday, with cocoa driven by turmoil in top grower Cote d’Ivoire and…
Zesa scores an own goal
THERE are moments when something appears obvious or certain such that any divergence from this will appear like a fluke.This was the case when Barcelona Football Club travelled to London…
Zimbabwe to import skills
Business ReporterZIMBABWE could soon be importing skilled labour in various fields due to the significant widening of the skills gap.Historically, the country was known for its strong human capital base…
5 accused of assault
Herald ReporterPolice have arrested five men accused of indecently assaulting businesswoman Mrs Rudo Boka-Dube during disturbances at the Boka Tobacco Auction Floors in Harare last week.The five were reportedly hired…
US’ bluff, search for new allies
DEPENDING on the medium you follow, in some countries they have been called revolutions, while others call them anti-government protests, unrest or demonstrations.It’s a mammoth task to piece together the…
City boss, workers clash over water revenue
Herald Reporter
HARARE town clerk Dr Tendai Mahachi yesterday clashed with his workers over the management of money generated from water.
Farmers to get cash for tobacco
By Elita Chikwati and Faith Mhandu
TOBACCO farmers are now getting a cash payment for almost all their deliveries after the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe increased the cas



