Zimbabwe lacks capacity to fight corruption: Ncube

The country’s crime-busting agencies are seriously under-resourced and incapacitated to deal with corruption, Finance minister Mthuli Ncube has acknowledged. This comes as the country has been struggling to decisively deal with the corruption scourge, amid revelations by the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc) that it had early this year identified assets worth over US$7 billion stashed…

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Cash shortages to persist — analysts

CASH shortages are set to persist despite the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ)’s plan to double the amount of physical notes in circulation to $3 billion, analysts have said. This comes after the Financial Gazette reported that the RBZ is set to print a new $50 note as inflation-659 percent as of September sparks demand…

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Distressed NRZ seeks shareholders attention

THE National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) says under capitalisation and government neglect is hampering efforts to revive the railway. NRZ board chairman, Martin Dinha said the revival of the national railway was key to the country’s development. “As the major shareholder of NRZ, the government should play a significant role in the revival of the…

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Mnangagwa Sona on today

PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa is today expected to deliver the State of Nation Address amid growing labour unrest and rising uncertainty in the wake of the Covid-19 outbreak. While the country has gradually eased restrictions allowing business to return to normal, there is still an air of uncertainty over the full resumption of school. At the…

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TAX MATTERS: Rules of prescription: A tough ask for taxpayers

A fundamental reason for the existence of the rules of prescription in tax law is to provide taxpayers with certainty regarding their tax position. There has been an upsurge of re-opening of assessments after the prescription period by the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) and the court has extensively decided on this matter in recent times.…

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Zimbabwe to introduce higher denomination notes

THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) is soon expected to introduce higher denomination notes, as part of a long-stated plan and which will see the amount of physical cash in circulation doubling to $3 billion, officials say. This comes as the country’s monetary authorities in June introduced $10 and $20 notes, as year-on-year inflation spiraled…

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$4,5 billion lost through laundering: FIU

ZIMBABWE continues to lose millions of dollars through illicit financial flows, with a 2019 Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) report indicating that nearly $1 billion per year was laundered between 2014 and 2018. The crack unit says the threat has remained due to the country’s limited ability to combat money laundering. Experts, however, say the government’s…

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Low money market returns burn insurers

THE Insurance and Pensions Commission (Ipec) says the industry has had to bear considerable losses in the money market due to a lack of investing options in Zimbabwe. According to the regulator, nominal monthly deposit rates for money market investments varied from 3,55 percent to 14,99 percent against real negative returns of up to 86,66…

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