Fuel tax hike urged to capture elusive informal sector

RESEARCH firm Imara Investing in Africa is advocating for a fuel duty hike as a means to tax the country’s burgeoning informal sector. The country’s informal economy is estimated to be worth US$42 billion, according to the Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce and this proposal comes amid concerns about the sector’s contribution to national coffers…

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