Govt rakes in $166m from 2% tax
Government collected $166 million through the revised intermediated money transfer tax introduced last October, the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) has said.
Finance Minister Mthuli...
Fueling the fire: High fuel consumption, corruption and subsidies got us here, and something...
During a December 20, 2018 appearance before a parliamentary committee, central bank governor John Mangudya was asked if it was sustainable for government to continue subsidising fuel....
Lithium firm gets $9.5m facility for Zim project, plant construction by Q2
Kamativi Tailings Company (KTC) has signed a
$9.5-million finance and offtake facility for concentrate produced
from the Kamativi tailings lithium project, allowing the company to start construction
of a plant at the site...
OPINION: Mnangagwa must act on reforms, but don’t give up on Zimbabwe – Former...
GUEST COLUMN: Harry K. Thomas
Zimbabwe, a land of unparalleled beauty and infinite potential, is again under democratic and economic siege. Armed men are removing...
Mthuli: Govt must stick to fiscal discipline despite protests, seeks $500m fuel credit line
In Davos for the World Economic Forum, Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube says he will stay the course on unpopular fiscal reforms despite protests, and announced that he...
IMF on Zim unrest: Fiscal policy on ‘right direction’ but needs stability to work
Zimbabweans must “collaborate peacefully” after last week’s unrest
in order to stabilise the economy, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) says.
Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube’s...
