By Kudzaishe Chimonera Finance and Economic Development Minister Mthuli Ncube says revenue collected through Zimbabwe's sugar content tax is being channelled towards the purchase of cancer treatment equipment and the strengthening of healthcare services. Speaking during a tour of newly acquired cancer treatment machinery, Prof Ncube said
Parliament has raised alarm over serious financial irregularities in the Ministry of Finance after discovering that more than ZWL$111 billion in public funds could not be reconciled in the government’s 2022 accounts. The findings are contained in a report by the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) which
Advocates and representatives of Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) have called for the urgent need for the 2024 national budget to be socially inclusive and pro-disability. Speaking at a national budget engagement meeting held in Harare on Tuesday stakeholders raised concerns about the current budget allocation and
The Zimbabwe Coalition on Debt and Development (ZIMCODD) has expressed concern over the updated Statutory Instrument 25 of 2020 which exempts Chinese telecommunications giants Huawei Technologies from paying income tax saying the move was a violation of the constitution which states that the tax burden
Barely six months since the return of the Zimbabwe dollar as the sole unit of transacting in the country, its fate has taken a rather quick and dramatic twist as market players are switching back to transacting in United States dollars (USD). In June this year,
Government has responded to the civil servants demands for payment of their salaries in United States dollars saying the Central Bank only consider critical sectors when it comes to the allocation of foreign currency. Addressing the media in the capital today, Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube urged
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