Fuel Smugglers Wreak Havoc in Local Market
[Zimbabwe Independent] ZIMBABWE'S punitive tax regime has given room for a fuel black-market, with illegal dealers smuggling the commodity into the country while Treasury misses out on potential...
View ArticleBusiness Environment 'Excruciating'
[Zimbabwe Independent] ZIMBABWE'S largest milk processor Dairibord Holdings Limited has bemoaned the country's unbearable macro-economic challenges, including tight liquidity, weakening regional...
View ArticleAfDB Lauds RBZ for Capital Flight Measures
[The Herald] African Development bank president Dr Akinwumi Adesina has welcomed measures taken by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe to address capital flight saying they were critical, especially when the...
View ArticleAnjin All but Confirms the Independent's Diamonds Export Story Despite...
[Zimbabwe Independent] ANJIN Investments has all but confirmed reports that it sold more than 3 million carats of diamonds in China under shady circumstances as reported by the Zimbabwe Independent...
View ArticleEmployers to Meet Over Labour Act Changes
[Zimbabwe Independent] EMPLOYERS will next Thursday meet in Harare to discuss and make further proposals to the agreed Labour Act amendments, businessdigest has learnt. ......
View ArticleCapital Markets Lack Depth
[Zimbabwe Independent] "Declines in ZSE-listed equities have seen most pension fund portfolios taking a hit. Alternatives are proving to be an attractive option for pension fund portfolios in advanced...
View ArticleZimra Transfers Five Managers Over Vehicle Scandal
[The Herald] The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) has with immediate effect transferred five senior managers from Beitbridge border post to other stations following a vehicle imports smuggling...
View ArticleBosso, Harare City Share Spoils
[The Herald] THE second assistant referee Emmanuel Mugwagwa should have allowed a late Simon Munawa goal to stand instead of ruling it for an off-side, a top referee who attended the Highlanders and...
View Article'Shoelace' Robbers Remanded
[The Herald] Five men who allegedly tied a Herentals College security guard with shoelaces before stealing a laptop and a safe containing U.S.$154 from the administration block, were last Friday...
View Article'Electricity Demand Significantly Down'
[The Herald] DEMAND for electricity has significantly come down since 1999 owing to the slowdown in economic activity over the years, a Government official has said. ......
View ArticleNetOne Eyes Profitability From Network Expansion
[The Herald] The restructuring and network expansion programmes currently ongoing at State owned mobile services provider, NetOne are expected to drive the company to profitability and enhance capacity...
View ArticleRow Over Council Boss' Mega Perks
[The Herald] Association of Rural District Councils of Zimbabwe (ARDCZ) president Mr Guy Mutasa has come under fire for unprocedurally awarding a hefty retirement package of over $300 000, among other...
View ArticleVisual Artist Mutseyekwa Paints Colourful History
[The Herald] Seeing an old man assisting his young son to mould a cow out of clay down in the villages of Nyanga where he spent his partly childhood drove something within him. ......
View ArticleFather Allegedly Rapes Minor Daughter for Four Years
[The Herald] A Harare man who allegedly raped his minor daughter for four years has been arrested, seven years after committing the offence. ......
View ArticleZesa to Use New Tech to Curb Vandalism
[The Herald] The country's power utility Zesa is planning to use new technologies to curb vandalism which has seen it losing cables worth $14,1 million between 2011 and 2015. ......
View ArticleFormer Ruling Party MP Zharare Dies
[The Herald] ZANU-PF National Consultative Assembly member who was also the vice president of the Council for the Blind, Cde Cleto Bhauren Zharare, has died. He was 84. Cde Zharare succumbed to heart...
View ArticleWinning Start for Rahman Gumbo
[The Herald] CHAOS now seems to be part of Mutare City Rovers' DNA after fans were left to fight running battles with overzealous club security officials just to gain entrance into Sakubva yesterday to...
View ArticleGovt to Revamp Save Conservancy
[The Herald] Chiredzi -Government has started restructuring wildlife-rich Save Valley Conservancy in southeast Lowveld as part of efforts to curb rampant poaching and to reduce conflict between animals...
View ArticleElectronic Spot Fines Will Not End Police Corruption
[The Herald] Corruption is a culture and an attitude that has firmly rooted itself in the Zimbabwe psyche and society at large. It comes in the form of a relationship; there are both givers and takers...
View Article29 000 Tonnes of Chrome Exported
[The Herald] Zimbabwe has exported 28 840 tonnes of chrome valued at U.S.$2 million since lifting the ban on the exportation of raw chrome in June 2015. ......
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