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- August 3, 2018
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‘Beef industry heavily taxed’
Prosper Ndlovu Zimbabwe’s beef industry is heavily taxed and government needs to review rates downwards and streamline compliance costs to create room for growth in tbe sector, according to a…
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- August 3, 2018
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Poultry industry embarks on massive restocking exercise
Elita Chikwati The poultry industry has embarked on a massive restocking exercise following an avian influenza outbreak that hit the country between May and August last year. The country is…
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- August 3, 2018
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How Zunaid Moti is changing face of business in Africa
Wisdom they say is profitable to direct. This phrase has no doubt found truism in the life of one of Africa’s leading lights in Business — Zunaid Moti, who at…
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- August 3, 2018
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Tax payment made easier
Paying taxes can be an expensive process for a business but there are a number of ways that one can utilise to manage compliance costs. These include: Tax Knowledge: The…
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- August 3, 2018
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Stock Market Weekly Review
Enacy Mapakame The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE)’s total market capitalisation closed the week to Wednesday in the positive after adding 10,5 percent to $12 billion compared to $11 billion in…
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- August 3, 2018
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Robust irrigation schemes key to sustainable economic growth
Hebert Zharare The command agriculture programme for 2016-17 mainly targeting maize production, indeed, saw the demand for farming inputs such as fertilisers surging to over 400 000 tonnes in one…
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- August 3, 2018
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Government credible: But must now deliver
Business people are hoping that now the elections are over the Government and new Parliament can devote their entire attention to doing their share of accelerating economic growth and getting…
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- August 3, 2018
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Stocks up but shaky in July
Trading on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange in the month of July was largely positive although the second half of the month was characterised by share price volatility as investors took…
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- August 3, 2018
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Are robots the future accountants?
The accounting profession has evolved over the years with manual bookkeeping being the main accounting approach until the late 90s (in Zimbabwe). The 2000 era, however, saw a lot of…
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- August 3, 2018
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Zim reduces sovereign debt
Tawanda Musarurwa Zimbabwe has a significant portion of its sovereign debt reduced after a $225 million debt owed by ZiscoSteel to the German Development Bank (KfW) was assumed by a…