Year: 2024
Shot in the arm for ZBC as it receives cars and equipment
Public broadcaster, the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) received cars and equipment worth US$2 million dollars from the government. The equipment which was sourced through the Ministry of Finance, Economic Development and Investment Promotion was commissioned by Dr Jenfan Muswere the Minister of Information, Publicity, and Broadcasting Services on Friday. The consignment consisted of 25 vehicles […]
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Tanganda puts VFEX listing on hold, pursue secondary listing
Tanganda Tea Company has ditched plans to migrate to the Victoria Falls Stock Exchange (VFEX), instead opting to pursue a secondary listing on the bourse. The Company had initiated the process to migrate to the foreign currency denominated bourse from the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE). The company issued an amended cautionary statement dated 10 December […]
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Opposition Activists’ Hypocrisy is Nauseating…as they blame Government over V.P. Mphoko’s Freight Coffin
The opposition has once again seized an opportunity to criticize the Government, this time over the use of a “freight coffin” for the late National Hero, former Vice President Cde Phelekezela Mphoko. This manufactured outrage mirrors earlier uproars surrounding the similar transport arrangement used for the late former President Robert Mugabe. Instead of respecting the […]
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Opposition Activist Backs ZIMRA’s Taxation Drive
Kuda Musasiwa, an opposition activist and renowned Zimbabwean entrepreneur, has voiced his support for the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority’s (ZIMRA) efforts to enhance tax compliance. Musasiwa, known for his innovative business ventures such as the tech-based agri-business Fresh-In A Box, highlights that taxation is vital for the nation’s development and provision of essential public services. His […]
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Give to Caesar what belongs to Caesar
The uproar over the 2025 National Budget Proposals presented by Minister of Finance, Economic Development, and Investment Promotion, Professor Mthuli Ncube, has exposed a disturbing trend of selective outrage among opposition trolls, self-proclaimed prophets like Talent Chiwenga, and even some overzealous Varakashi. These critics have vehemently opposed new taxation measures such as the sugar tax, […]
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Regional leaders reject claims of ZANU PF meddling in electoral affairs of regional countries
The allegations of ZANU PF interference in the electoral processes of regional countries, primarily propagated by Zimbabwean opposition elements, have sparked significant debate across Southern Africa. These claims, often amplified through social media platforms, have become a convenient tool for opposition parties in Mozambique, South Africa, Botswana, and Namibia to explain their electoral defeats. However, […]
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Tanganda returns to profitablility amid spur in avocado sales volumes
Tanganda Tea Company says its revenue grew by 9% to US$25.7 million for the year ended 30 September 2024. The growth is attributed to an increase in avocado export volumes and firming of prices post covid-19. The company recorded an increase in exports of 39% to US$15.1 during the year. A dip in local sales […]
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Exposing Corruption: A Step Toward Accountability in Uzumba
The recent court appearance of Uzumba Member of Parliament Wiriranai Muchemwa and Councillor Knowledge Chipindu on charges of theft and misrepresentation marks a significant step toward fostering transparency and accountability in public service. The allegations, which involve the diversion of community donations for personal gain, underscore the importance of vigilance in safeguarding public resources meant […]
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Chitungwiza Reels Under Rampant Vandalism of Electricity Infrastructure
The vandalism of ZESA’s electricity infrastructure in Chitungwiza has reached alarming levels, leaving residents grappling with prolonged power outages and rising costs. Theft of power cables, destruction of transformers, and other acts of sabotage have plunged entire neighborhoods into darkness, disrupting livelihoods, education, and businesses. This growing menace has sparked outrage and concern, as the […]
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Churches liable to pay tax
The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) has clarified income that Churches are liable to pay tax. Generally church income has been assumed to be exempt from taxation. However this position is not correct. Churches which carry out trade activities are subject to income tax. Revenue from the sale of church literature, food, books, or music, church-branded […]
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