‘Miracle cash’: Huge Zimra scam exposed in Beitbridge

Zimra allegedly lost millions of dollars in a well-orchestrated hacking scheme in which “miracle” money was credited to shipping companies’ accounts for duty purposes.
By Rex Mphisa 12h ago
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Tax regime sparks corporate rebellion... as legal battles mount

Mining giant Zimplats is the latest to raise the alarm, stating that the laws make business planning almost impossible.
By Mthandazo Nyoni Sep. 5, 2025

Procurement firm up for defrauding Zimra of US$80K

Rutendo Hazel Chiveso (42), the company's director, also appeared before Harare magistrate Marehwanazvo Gofa before being granted a US$300 bail.
By Trevor Mutsvairo Aug. 30, 2025

Editorial Comment: Stop dilly-dallying on ease of doing business

We say so because the government has been making promises on the same issue for almost a year now.
By The Standard Aug. 3, 2025

It can’t be business as usual

The census, which covered 204 798 operations, showed that 76,1% of assessed establishments were informal and driven by trading. The remainder (23,9%) were formal.
By Newsday Jul. 28, 2025
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Zimra, Delta in fresh spat over taxes

Delta also disclosed it had paid US$11,6 million by June 30, under the “pay now, argue later” principle and existing payment plans.
By Ashton Ndakusiya Jul. 27, 2025

Editorial Comment: Rethink economic policies

Only 8,24% of the surveyed companies were manufacturers and of the 17 877 establishments that were in manufacturing, just 19% were formal.
By The Standard Jul. 27, 2025

It’s the usual suspects eating again, of course

Quoting a Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) report, our front page last week laid bare what many already suspected: the plunder is no longer confined to minerals.
By Shame Makoshori Jul. 25, 2025

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 Jul. 18, 2025