While we can only commend the Government for looking to leverage technology in order to grow its tax revenue via formalisation, the reasoning and application is massively flawed. For a policy targeted to plug 40% of the budget deficit, it is worrying to see that
Pan-African telecoms group and the continent 's leading Internet Access Provider, Liquid Telecom, is now controlling 69% of Zimbabwe's Internet market share after recording a 12.6% growth in used International Incoming Bandwidth Capacity in the second quarter of 2018. The sector performance results released by the Postal
Police have banned the planned demonstration by the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) saying the restriction on the movement of people to contain the recent cholera outbreak was still in force. In a press statement released this afternoon, Assistant Commissioner, Paul Nyathi said the directive
Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) has called for a national demonstration against new financial reforms which the workers union mother body described as treachery on the back of President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s call yesterday that people should brace for pain as the government seeks a
In-form Ghana international Mubarak Wakaso has escaped unhurt following a car accident in Spain on Sunday morning.
Lewis Hamilton says Formula 1 title rival Sebastian Vettel has received too much criticism this year.
Labour has accused Theresa May of "running scared" of Parliament as it was confirmed the Brexit secretary, Dominic Raab, will update MPs on the state of the negotiations later today.
Government has finally bowed down to pressure by admitting that bond note is not equal to the United States dollar leaving the decision to the market to determine. The bond note crashed to 1:150 against the United States Dollar which is triggering price increases and shortages of
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has pledged to put in place sterner measures that include tracking mechanisms to curb sexual harassment and early child marriages against girls and women. Mnangagwa, who was addressing a women's gathering in Harare yesterday, which was organised by Professional Women, Women Executives and
Self-exiled and former cabinet minister Professor Jonathan Moyo has thrown a jibe at Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe governor Dr John Mangudya over his claims that price hike of commodities which have this week doubled coupled with fuel and drug shortages are all caused
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