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Business chokes under regulations, redtape

She said regulating businesses was not being presented in a clear business case for addressing regulations.

By Belinda Chiroodza and Ruth Maseko 9h ago

Business chokes under regulations, redtape

Chinese cars taking over roads

Chinese brands, which were previously limited to the Chinese domestic market, are now competing with industry titans in a variety of regions, including Southeast Asia, Africa, Europe

By Andrew Muzamhindo 13h ago

Understanding customs fraud

Zimra works with the assistance and cooperation of various government agencies and ministries, such as the Zimbabwe Republic Police

By Kevin Tutani 13h ago

When compliance falters: Inside Zimra’s tough calls

Chinamasa opens up about the agency’s most controversial decisions, the pressure points of enforcement, and why digital disruption may

By Freeman Makopa 13h ago

When compliance falters: Inside Zimra’s tough calls

Time for Africa to embrace fresh leadership

Accepting the nomination, Museveni pledged that he would transform Uganda into a “high middle-income country”.

By Tinashe Kairiza 14h ago

Time for Africa to embrace fresh leadership

Stable but sidelined: Why ZiG fails to win confidence

In October, Tanganda’s board announced it was considering delisting from the ZSE in favour of VFEX. However, the company later shelved the plan.

By Kudakwashe Taimo 14h ago

Stable but sidelined: Why ZiG fails to win confidence

RBZ unearths looting in real estate industry....as Zimra busts US$10m contraband in six months

The RBZ noted that major financial crimes behind IFFs included “tax evasion, corruption, fraud, drug trafficking, smuggling and illegal

By Mthandazo Nyoni and Julia Ndlela 15h ago

RBZ unearths looting in real estate industry....as Zimra busts US$10m contraband in six months

Web 3.0, future of compliance

To understand where we are going, we must first look at where we have been.

By Benhilda Dube 15h ago

Zimra turns screws on fake electronic gadgets

The illicit trade is dominated by mobile phones, laptops and accessories fraudulently sold as new, a practice which has surged in major cities, particularly within the informal retail space.

By Ashton Ndakusiya Jul. 17, 2025