IPSAS adoption tightens councils finances

THE implementation of International Public Sec­tor Accounting Standards (IPSAS) across local authorities is beginning to strengthen financial re­porting, with councils submitting outstanding accounts and reducing the backlog of audits, a new audit report shows. The progress is a welcome relief for the country’s public sector, which has for years been weighed down by delayed financial…

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Orange Ville’s US$40m Beitbridge investment

BUSINESSMAN Simon Rudland’s Or­ange Ville Trading Limited is hoping to raise its Beitbridge juicing plant to US$40 million, as authorities seek to lift Ma­tabeleland South province’s overall economic contribution to national gross domestic product (GDP). This comes as the tobacco baron has recent­ly commissioned his US$102 million Cut Rag Processors (CRP) manufacturing plant in Aspin­dale,…

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CBZ expands trade facility

CBZ Holdings has ex­panded its trade finance facility with the African Export-Import Bank (Afrexim­bank) to US$190 million after securing an additional US$40 million, strengthening its capac­ity to support Zimbabwean busi­nesses…

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Local firms urged to expand regionally

ZIMBABWEAN companies should adopt a more aggressive growth strategy and expand into regional markets to cushion against domestic shocks such as volatile currency and high inflation, analysts say. Speaking at the Institute of Char­tered Accountants of Zimbabwe (ICAZ) Winter School in Victoria Falls last week, business analyst Ti­nashe Murapata said local business­es needed to expand…

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Currency stability boosts financial reporting

THE sustained stability of Zimbabwe’s local currency has eased financial reporting hurdles and reduced audit complica­tions, accounting professionals have said. This came out at the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Zimba­bwe (ICAZ) Winter School held in Victoria Falls last week. The four-day gathering, held under the theme: Charting New Frontiers: Resilience, Innovation & Sustainable Value,…

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VFEX overtakes ZSE in trading activity

ACTIVITY on the Victo­ria Falls Stock Exchange (VFEX) overtook the Zim­babwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) during the first half of 2026, even though the latter still lists more com­panies. This comes as migrations from the ZSE to the VFEX have picked up following new streamlined rules introduced in April 2026. The trade-count on the VFEX grew…

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Zimra readies TaRMS phase 2 rollout

ZIMBABWE Revenue Authority (Zimra) will soon roll out phase two of its Tax and Revenue Management System (TaRMS), integrating key third-party stakeholders to enhance tax admin­istration and improve compliance, a senior official has said. The second phase of the digital tax platform will deepen automation and connectivity with external institutions after the successful implementation of…

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Boot up durable growth: Government told

Prisca Tshuma and Mishma Chakanyuka AUTHORITIES must now shift their focus from economic stabilisation to aggressive growth generation, ex­perts have urged. This follows Finance minister Mthuli Ncube’s generally well-received mid-term budget review of last week, which was an­chored by sustained fiscal discipline and cur­rency stability. In this regard, the experts also said yes­terday that to…

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Invictus pursues strategic partners

INVICTUS Energy is stepping up efforts to secure strate­gic partners and new business opportunities for its Cabora Bassa oil and gas project in Zimbabwe as it transitions from exploration towards development and commercial­isation. The Australian-listed energy company, in its second quarter to June 30, 2026, trading update said it continued discussions with several alternative strategic…

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Private sector tax debt hits US$1,2 billion

ZIMBABWE’S private sector owes the government US$1,2 billion in unpaid taxes, under­mining Treasury’s ability to meet its obligations, Finance perma­nent secretary George Guva­matanga has said. Addressing the 2026 Mid-Term National Budget Business Breakfast Review hosted by our sister paper, Daily News, in Hara­re yesterday, Guvamatanga said the bulk of the tax debt owed to the…

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