Framework for corporate reconstruction in Zimbabwe

By Simbarashe Hamudi IN Zimbabwe, the taxation landscape for companies undergoing reconstruction is shaped by specific legislative provisions that facilitate asset transfers and corporate reorganisations without incurring capital gains tax. Section 15(1)(a) of the Capital Gains Tax Act provides a mechanism for the conversion of foreign companies into Zimbabwean-incorporated entities. When ownership of a specified…

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Government approves importation of cement

THE government has approved the importation of cement to address critical national shortages. Speaking in the National Assembly on Wednesday, the minister of Audit and Skills, Paul Mavima, who was the acting leader of government business, said the Cabinet approved cement importation with immediate effect. “This is a matter that the Cabinet discussed yesterday (Tuesday)…

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MMCZ seeks nod for commodities exchange

THE Minerals Marketing Corporation of Zimbabwe (MMCZ) says it is waiting for approval from the relevant authorities to implement the proposed commodities exchange. The commodities exchange for minerals is a specialised marketplace where standardised contracts for raw and refined metals and minerals are traded. MMCZ general manager Nomusa Moyo told The Financial Gazette that the…

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Zesa awaits US$455 million Hwange deal approval

POWER utility Zesa says it is awaiting government approval of the US$455 million Hwange power station refurbishment deal with the Indian-based company Jindal. This deal was structured under a 15-year rehabilitate, operate, and transfer (ROT) arrangement designed to bolster the country’s electricity generation capacity. Zesa acting chief executive officer, Cleopas Nyachowe, told parliamentarians on Tuesday…

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Workplace politics and the board

By Bothwell Nyajeka IN recent months, I have been approached by a number of professionals, from both the private and public sectors, seeking guidance on how to deal with workplace politics. Some wanted to know how to navigate office politics to position themselves for promotions, while others simply wanted assurance that politics will not derail…

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Land reform spurs property boom

By Leonita Mhishi NEARLY a quarter-century since Zimbabwe’s landmark land reform programme, the real estate market stands at a pivotal crossroads. The legacy of past disruptions continues to influence property rights, investment confidence, and urban development patterns, yet new opportunities are emerging as the country seeks economic revival under Vision 2030. Land is more than…

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Ncube targets US$9 billion Zimra revenue

FINANCE minister Mthuli Ncube has set an ambitious US$9 billion revenue collection target for the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) for 2026, describing it as central to funding the country’s development aspirations. Speaking yesterday at the ground-breaking ceremony for Zimra’s new head office in Harare, Ncube said increased domestic resource mobilisation would determine the success of…

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Dandemutande touts new connectivity tech

DANDEMUTANDE has urged companies to adopt Software-Defined Wide Area Network (SD-WAN) solutions, saying they reduce costs and strengthen security. The SD-WAN cloud network, offered by Dandemutande in partnership with Redvine Networks, manages multiple internet connections at the same time. “The benefit to the business is that you have lower latency, you are reducing jitters and…

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