The Ginimbi-Chivhayo Tiff- Can It Go To Round 2 My Guy?
The "first round" was convincingly won by Sir Wicknell who is never short of words. He has since been described as a motormouth , who never shuts his mouth
#263Tech: How To Import ICT Equipment Free Of Duty
Zimbabwe is a high net importer of Information Communication Technology (ICT) equipment and gadgets due to the absence of localized production plants such as HP, Dell, Cisco, Canon, Apple etc. This is despite the fact that the country has a high demand for ICT gadgets
Engaging Government on Tax Justice, Illicit Financial Flows and Open Data
A post dialogue meeting to the 6th edition of the Zimbabwe Alternative Mining Indaba (ZAMI) was held at the Meikles hotel on 07 November 2017. This was a jump start to a series of reflective conversations on ZAMI 2017 Action Agenda that will be jointly facilitated
Tips on How to Nip Property Fraud in the Bud
According to The Chronicle, the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) reported that between August and September 2016 there were 26 property fraud cases in Bulawayo alone. The newspaper wrote that certain lawyers connived with fraudsters in creating fake title deeds which they then used to sale
ZIMRA Should Disclose Mining Tax Revenue
Mineral revenue transparency is a key ingredient for good mineral resource governance which is critical to transform mineral wealth into better living standards for all. Transparency features prominently in the Africa Mining Vision (AMV) which envisages “transparent, equitable and optimal exploitation of (Africa’s) mineral resources to underpin
ZIMRA Should Disclose Mining Tax Revenue
Mineral revenue transparency is a key ingredient for good mineral resource governance which is critical to transform mineral wealth into better living standards for all. Transparency features prominently in the Africa Mining Vision (AMV) which envisages “transparent, equitable and optimal exploitation of (Africa’s) mineral resources
ZIMRA Distances Self From Confiscated Goods Donated At Zanu PF Rallies
Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) has distanced itself from the contentious issue of confiscated foodstuffs and clothing that are reportedly being donated at First Lady, Grace Mugabe Zanu PF rallies. Speaking to journalists during a media workshop in Harare on Wednesday, Director of Legal and Corporate Services,