budget

Finance minister Patrick Chinamasa presents the budget on Thursday, the first since ZANU PF ‘won’ the much disputed elections in July. But since those elections the economy has virtually ground to a halt.
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Finance Minister Patrick Chinamasa will present the 2014 budget to Parliament next week Thursday, a month later than originally planned because of the current economic downturn.
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The much awaited 2011 budget statement has left workers with a sour taste in the mouth after the Finance Minister failed to incorporate submissions of labour that were meant to alleviate suffering of the country’s workforce. Labour sees…
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I had just left Parliament after the presentation of the 2011 budget and turned on my car radio to listen to the ZBC. I was shocked by what I heard. The commentator was asking a young man what he thought of the budget and the first thing he…
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FINANCE minister Tendai Biti yesterday said the economy will next year grow by 9,3% as the country slowly recovers from a decade-long economic meltdown. In his 2011 National Budget presentation in parliament, the minister said gross…
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Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) input into the 2010 fiscal review statement and budget review. It focuses on a sustainable debt strategy and currency reforms among other things.
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By Tony Hawkins ZIMBABWE will cut the rate of corporate tax to 25 per cent from 30 per cent, but raised tax rates for the mining industry, according to a budget for 2010 announced by Finance Minister Tendai Biti on Wednesday. Biti said…
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By Dr Paul Mutuzu Zimbabwe Finance Minister Tendai Biti's recent budget contains important measures capable of wooing entrepreneurs,small businesses and the Diaspora for sustained economic recovery. With unemployment rate over 90%,…
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By Professor Jonathan Moyo, MP AS leaders of various sectors of the economy and other pundits lined up last week to offer their perfunctory statements hailing embattled Finance Minister Tendai Biti’s mid-term budget review delivered in…
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HARARE — Zimbabwe's Finance Minister Tendai Biti on Thursday predicted that the country's economy, ravaged by years of hyperinflation, would grow by at least 3.7 percent by the end of the year. Presenting the country's half-year national…
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