Demystifying contractual penalty clauses

Arthur Marara This is Part Two of “Demystifying contractual penalty clauses” IN the case of Scotfin Ltd v Ngomahuru (Pvt) Ltd 1997 (2) ZLR 563 (HC), the court made it…

New rules for traders to drive Govt revenue

Business Reporter KEY players in industry and commerce have welcomed proposals in the 2024 National Budget Statement that will require all local traders wishing to procure goods from manufacturers to…

Financial term of the Week

Budget surplus A budget surplus occurs when a government’s revenue exceeds its expenditures. This means the government has more money than it needs to run its programmes and services. There…

Palestine appreciates Zim’s voice

Vladimir Dube PALESTINE appreciates Zimbabwe’s solidarity, especially as Israel continues its siege on the Gaza Strip, which has led to the death of more than 16 000 Palestinians, a diplomat…

Prosecutor-General acts on 16k outstanding cases

Sunday Mail Reporter THE National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) has begun implementing measures to reduce the backlog of over 16 000 cases. The backlog has been a major challenge for the…

Dande Dam project to transform Mbire district

Daniel Chigunwe Correspondent FOR decades, the people of Mbire district in Mashonaland Central province have endured drought and extremely high temperatures. Some of the areas under Mbire district are Guruve,…

Tatiana Sharpe celebrates book

Society Reporter TATIANA SHARPE, the daughter of prominent businessman Ken Sharpe, is celebrating a book she wrote 20 years ago when she was aged seven. After publishing the book, “The…

Things aren’t always what they seem

FIRST impressions might just be that — first impressions. A common saying in primary school was: “Do not judge a book by its cover”. It took time for me to…

Pasuwa on cusp of new milestone

Petros Kausiyo Sports Editor FOR Kalisto Pasuwa, it is like rolling back the years as the respected Zimbabwean football coach stands on the threshold of another milestone in the TNM…

Red flag raised over mess at Deeds Office

Richard Muponde SHAMBOLIC record-keeping at the Department of Deeds, Companies and Intellectual Property could compromise Zimbabwe’s listing as a low-risk country for money laundering and financing of terrorism by the…

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