Day: November 14, 2025
Zimbabwe Targets Global Competitiveness Through Industry Reform
Zimbabwe stepped into a different kind of national conversation as the Deputy Minister of Industry and Commerce, Hon. Raj Modi opened the 2025 National Tariff and Competition Conference. It felt less like a policy event and more like the unveiling of a country that has quietly grown tired of old economic ceilings and is now […]
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Zimbabwe’s $86 Billion Vision Calls for Shared Growth and Bold Innovation
By Aldridge Dzvene | Positive Eye News The Towards an $86 Billion Economy Conference, hosted by the Think Economic Competitive Agenda, TECA, has cast a spotlight on Zimbabwe’s ambitious march toward an upper-middle-income society by 2030. At the heart of the discussions lies a simple yet profound question, how can government, the private sector, and […]
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Zimbabwe Boxing Reimagined, Deltaforce Champions a New Era
Deltaforce Boxing and MMA Academy, in partnership with Charles Manyuchi Boxing Academy, is redefining the future of Zimbabwean boxing, turning the sport into a powerful tool for talent development, youth empowerment, and community transformation. The academy’s mission is clear: unite aspiring athletes, fuel their passion, and create champions ready to compete on the world stage. […]
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Commission Steps Up To Reshape Markets And Shield Industry
Zimbabwe’s economic landscape is being reshaped not by chance, but through deliberate institutional action, a message delivered with clarity by the Director of the Competition and Tariff Commission during the inaugural National Tariff and Competition Conference in Harare. Standing before policymakers, industrial leaders, academics and regional regulators, the Director did not simply present a speech, […]
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Delta contests ZIMRA tax assessments
Delta Corporation Limited is facing a US$73 million tax dispute with the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA), covering principal, penalties, and interest for value-added tax and income tax from 2019 to 2022. The company argues that local-currency payments, devalued by inflation and currency depreciation, were not considered; thus, the debt is inflated. This was revealed in […]
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