Reprieve for pensioners
Many Zimbabweans who were offered $5 for their life’s savings and pensions by the country's bankrupt government in 2015 could get more money if latest findings are anything to go by.
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Willard Manungo
Govt reduces duty on fuel
Government yesterday reduced excise duty on fuel, in a move expected to result in a decline in prices of basic goods, as high production cost structures were being partly attributed to high fuel prices
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Miners in talks with government over tax
The Chamber of Mines expects government to conclude the review of the country’s mining tax regime by the end of 2017.
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NRZ recapitalisation tender attracts 50 private investors
The Government has granted national project status to the recapitalisation of the National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) to the tune of $400 million through an open tender financing process.
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Civil servants pay dates out
Government has released the May pay dates for civil servants, that will see members of the Zimbabwe Republic Police and the Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Services receiving their 2016 annual bonus.
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Exposing Charamba’s EU funding deception
By Tamuka C Chirimambowa & Tinashe L Chimedza
In The Herald of March 1 2017, George Charamba, permanent secretary in the Information ministry and presidential spokesperson, went ballistic against the European Union (EU).
The…
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Zimbabwe puts off paying army as dollar shortages bite
By MacDonald Dzirutwe
Zimbabwe has postponed paying June's salaries for its army and security services by two weeks and some civil servants will not be paid until next month, as the government struggles to raise money for wages, a…
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Grace Mugabe allies defiant on corruption blitz… say bring it on
By Mugove Tafirenyika
First Lady Grace Mugabe’s perceived allies who are targets of a hotly-disputed government anti-corruption blitz that has heightened tensions within President Robert Mugabe’s faction-ridden Zanu PF say they can’t…
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Zimbabwe struggling to pay diplomats
The cash-strapped Zimbabwe government is battling to pay salaries on time to diplomatic staff deployed to its 43 embassies across the world, a senior official said Tuesday.
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Zim collects $1,65m tourism VAT
HARARE – Hard–hit Zimbabwe government collected a total of $1,65 million from value added tax (VAT) on non-resident tourist accommodation in the four months to April this year, a top official has revealed.
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