Cash-only businesses dodging taxes

Harare’s downtown businesses and other informal sector players have found a way of avoiding taxes by demanding cash transactions only, and strictly in US dollars, forcing customers to buy the greenback on the illegal parallel market at a premium.

‘Small’ issues spoil the broth

As Zimbabweans we need to tie all the loose ends and deal with what we call “small” issues as these have potential to compromise efforts being made at the grand stage to get the country back to its glory.

Smuggling dragnet intercepts 68 buses

SIXTY-EIGHT (68) buses suspected to be transporting smuggled goods worth millions between Zimbabwe and South Africa were intercepted by the National Security Taskforce over the past 30 days.

VP Chiwenga to attend Dubai business forum

Vice President Constantino Chiwenga is expected in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE) today, where he is leading a high-level Government delegation to the Global Business Forum Africa slated for Wednesday and Thursday this week.

Did bling lifestyle die with Ginimbi? . . . ‘fake’ mbinga flood social media

TODAY, October 10, the late and inimitable socialite Genius “Ginimbi” Kadungure would have turned 37.

Without doubt, this was not going to be an ordinary Sunday.

City seek to elbow out CAPS

AFTER surrendering control of their Chibuku Super Cup destiny, CAPS United’s hopes of a quarter-final berth could be dashed in a fixture they are not even involved in.

Rwanda-Zim conference a game-changer

The recently held Rwanda-Zimbabwe Trade and Investment conference is a game-changer set to transform the economies of the two countries if the enthusiasm displayed over the four-day meeting that ended last weekend is anything to go by.

Dealing with mental illness

SIGNS and symptoms of mental illness can vary, depending on the disorder, circumstances and other factors. Mental illness symptoms can affect emotions, thoughts and behaviour.

Zera dismisses Zim dollar fuel hoax

THE Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (zera) has not designated any service station to sell fuel exclusively in Zimbabwe dollars, contrary to reports circulating on social media.

Zim lures world’s top celebrities

THE most watched man on television in the world, one of the world’s richest men and two former United States presidents have all visited Zimbabwe in the last decade, in an endorsement of Zimbabwe as a tourism destination of choice for the globe’s high-profile personalities.

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