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Zimbabwe Revenue Authority says importers pay duty on cooking oil and need permits for fertilizer
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Zimbabwe Revenue Authority says importers pay duty on cooking oil and need permits for fertilizer

Although the government has lifted import restrictions on more than 30 products to ease the shortage of basic commodities in the country, some of the products still attract duty even…
Posted by Charles Rukuni October 31, 2018
Mnangagwa gets backing from Zimbabwe’s richest man- video
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Mnangagwa gets backing from Zimbabwe’s richest man- video

President Emmerson Mnangagwa has received backing from Zimbabwe’s richest man, Econet boss Strive Masiyiwa. Masiyiwa, who said he has so far invested $1.5 billion into the country and remains committed…
Posted by Charles Rukuni October 31, 2018
Zimbabwe’s richest man says Mnangagwa is sincere about turning around the country
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Zimbabwe’s richest man says Mnangagwa is sincere about turning around the country

Zimbabwe’s richest man Strive Masiyiwa says the change that is taking place in Zimbabwe is real and President Emmerson Mnangagwa is sincere about what he wants to do to turn…
Posted by Charles Rukuni October 30, 2018
Zimbabwe Lithium Company expects first production next year
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Zimbabwe Lithium Company expects first production next year

Zimbabwe Lithium Company (ZLC) expects to complete a pilot plant and start production of lithium concentrates in the second quarter of 2019 after a legal dispute delayed work on the…
Posted by Charles Rukuni October 30, 2018
Why every Zimbabwean has to pay the 2 percent tax
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Why every Zimbabwean has to pay the 2 percent tax

The Permanent secretary in the Ministry of Finance and Economic Development George Guvamatanga says the 2 percent tax is necessary as it will fund subsidies that Zimbabweans enjoy. The government…
Posted by Charles Rukuni October 30, 2018
Zimbabwe budget deficit unsustainable
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Zimbabwe budget deficit unsustainable

Zimbabwe’s budget deficit will more than double to 11.1 percent of gross domestic product this year from an initial forecast of 5 percent due to runaway government spending, a senior…
Posted by Charles Rukuni October 30, 2018
Mnangagwa strikes right code with Zimbabwe business sector
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Mnangagwa strikes right code with Zimbabwe business sector

President Emmerson Mnangagwa may have struck the right code by roping in the business sector to help him revive the country’s economy. Mnangagwa held a four-hour closed door meeting with…
Posted by Charles Rukuni October 29, 2018
Cash-strapped Zimbabwe ignoring a resource the international economy wants to buy
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Cash-strapped Zimbabwe ignoring a resource the international economy wants to buy

Zimbabwe, with its natural wonders and ancient ruins, has recently been listed as one of the best countries to visit by Lonely Planet’s Best in Travel 2019. The list includes…
Posted by Charles Rukuni October 29, 2018
Mthuli Ncube knows what to do to rescue Zimbabwe, let’s let him get on with it
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Mthuli Ncube knows what to do to rescue Zimbabwe, let’s let him get on with it

Zimbabwe’s Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube knows what should be done to solve the present crisis in the country so let us let him get on with it, says economist and…
Posted by Charles Rukuni October 29, 2018
Zimbabwe doctors call on government to censure Magaya AIDS cure claim
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Zimbabwe doctors call on government to censure Magaya AIDS cure claim

The Zimbabwe Association of Doctors for Human Rights (ZADHR) has called on the government to publicly censure Prophet Walter Magaya on his claim to have found a cure for AIDS…
Posted by Charles Rukuni October 29, 2018

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