Zimbabwe Parliament proposes sin tax to fund health sector
The Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Health and Child Care has proposed that Finance Minister Patrick Chinamasa introduces sin tax on sugary foodstuffs and drinks to...
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Zimbabwe bond notes here to stay
Zimbabwe’s surrogate bond note currency will remain in use until the economy recovers enough to sustain its own monetary unit, Finance Minister Patrick Chinamasa has...
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MDC-T says cars to chiefs are a bribe to oil ZANU-campaign machinery
Movement for Democratic Change sectary-general Douglas Mwonzora says the recent decision by President Emmerson Mnangagwa to give vehicles to the country’s 280 chiefs is an...
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Zimbabwe main opposition party following ZANU-PF succession script
An ailing long-time leader allegedly being taken advantage of by a faction that is using his wife. A presidential spokesman under attack. Party leaders responding...
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How does the Speaker address Auxillia Mnangagwa in Parliament now?
Speaker of Parliament Jacob Mudenda today asked a very rhetorical but pertinent question when Zimbabwe’s First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa who is a Member of Parliament...
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Border Timbers looking for $5 million tax relief to come out of the woods
Border Timbers is hoping to have at least $5 million in tax penalties written off, and allow it to enter into a scheme of arrangement...
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Zimbabwe’s biggest company says Mnangagwa’s government has brought renewed optimism for economic recovery
Beverage maker Delta Corporation reported a 24 percent increase in revenue for the third quarter to December 31 driven by a sharp rise in demand...
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Jonathan Moyo on war path
Jonathan Moyo, who is now in exile, has gone on a war path to discredit the forthcoming elections which he initially said President Emmerson Mnangagwa...
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Office of the President warns government employees in procurement not to be used by politicians
The Office of the President and Cabinet (OPC) has warned government employees in charge of procurement to avoid being used by politicians to engage in...
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Five Zimbabweans killed for body parts to Zambia?
The Member of Parliament for Binga North Prince Dubeko Sibanda says five people from his constituency were killed last year along the Zambezi River with...