Zimra’s VAT assessments vs legal reality

The controversy stems from a dual-lane VAT system, which requires separate reporting and payment for United States dollar (USD) and local currency transactions.
By Business Reporter Apr. 24, 2026

Tight policy stance to persist as Mthuli locks in low inflation

The reforms are part of a broader push to improve competitiveness and attract investment, as Zimbabwe positions itself against increasingly liberalised regional markets.
By Mthandazo Nyoni Apr. 23, 2026

Striking a balance: Safeguarding cross-border trading while advancing formalisation in Zimbabwe

Cross-border trading remains a critical source of employment and economic survival for thousands of Zimbabweans, particularly women.
By Samuel Wadzai Apr. 19, 2026

Industry owes Harare ZiG4bn as Mafume pleads for payments

Mafume warned that failure to clear the arrears would derail the city’s plans to deliver sustainable services and rehabilitate infrastructure under its 2026 budget.
By Blessed Ndlovu Apr. 16, 2026

Zimra tightens screws on imports

In a statement, Zimra said it was strengthening enforcement at ports of entry, with particular focus on the declaration of goods and classification of consignments.
By Online Reporter Apr. 14, 2026

Building financial legacy through property investment

Here are the most common mistakes I see when women begin their property investment journey, and how to navigate around them. 

Analysing Zimra’s CPRM in tax administration, legal constraints

The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) introduced the Currency of Payment Revalorisation Mechanism (CPRM) in its multi-currency tax assessments for the 2019-22 period.
By Sydney Kawadza Mar. 27, 2026

Fuel price hikes: Taxpayers urge govt spending, tax cuts

The government attributed the hike to global supply shocks linked to geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, particularly the conflict involving the United States/Israel and Iran.
By Ashton Ndakusiya Mar. 23, 2026

Infrastructure failure as an economic cost

Businesses do not only compete on labour costs or regulatory frameworks; they compete on the efficiency of the systems that support production. 
By Mike Eric Juru Mar. 20, 2026