Zimbabwe Revenue Authority to tax churches
HARARE-The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) will soon tax churches and is working on a legislative framework that should be ready by November for.
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Hwange shareholder van Hoogstraten planned to rope in Glencore to manage the Colliery under $50mln rescue plan – paper
HARARE-British tycoon Nicholas van Hoogstraten planned to give global commodities giant Glencore Plc a management contract to turn around Zimbabwe’s struggling Hwange Colliery.
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VP Phelekezela Mphoko reaps large from economic crisis
by Staff Reporter HARARE-VICE President Phelekezela Mphoko, whose wife, Laurinda, was at the weekend robbed goods and money worth well over R1 million.
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Pictures: Vendors stage march
HUNDREDS of informal traders operating at undesignated sites in Harare on June 24 defied a police ban on their protest march and breached.
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Econet cuts 35 percent off all salaries
By Clemence Manyukwe ECONET Wireless, Zimbabwe’s largest mobile phone company, is cutting salaries by 35 percent across the board starting in July. The.
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Second-hand vehicles: Mugabe downgrades
by Staff Reporter President Robert Mugabe’s office, which recently indicated that it is seeking to purchase a second-hand vehicle for use by one.
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China bank to sponsor TelOne projects
STATE-OWNED telecommunications company TelOne projects worth several millions will be financed partly from the $98 million which is expected from China Exim Bank.
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Cash-strapped Zimbabwe govt to spend more on SA universities
by Staff Reporter Despite previous promises to drastically cut the number of the children of President Robert Mugabe’s cronies who are sent out.
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Resettled farmers seek court protection against army brutality
GUTU: RESETTLED farmers whose homesteads and crops were destroyed when soldiers recently raided Chomufuli Farm have filed a court application seeking an order.
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Zinara sees licence fees doubling, $400mln needed to rehabilitate Harare roads
by The Source THE country’s road infrastructure authority sees licence fees collections doubling to $55 million this year from $27 million collected last.